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A man drove his vehicle into a family walking on a Montana road before opening fire on the group with a shotgun, killing a toddler and a 39-year-old man, authorities said Tuesday.

One of the women, Christina Siau, 30, killed the suspect, Derick Madden, 37, after he attacked her with a knife, the Glacier County Sheriff’s Office said.

She had been holding her daughter, McKenzie Siau, 1, who died of her injuries, the sheriff's office said. »

The law would have protected the ability to travel from states where abortion is banned to states where it remains legal to receive care.

Senate Republicans, led by James Lankford of Oklahoma, have already blocked the measure, characterizing it a solution in need of a problem.

“No state has banned interstate travel for adult women seeking to obtain an abortion,” Lankford said. »

"Vital for Americans to know immediately whether United States Secret Service has been dangerously compromised," he added.

Sarah Reese Jones of PoliticusUSA pointed to an article written by her colleague, Jason Easley, that outlined a number of questions for the Secret Service.

However, the Secret Service issued a strongly worded statement saying the "insinuation that the Secret Service maliciously deleted text messages following a request is false.". »

The legislation to revoke the medals passed the House of Representatives as an amendment to the fiscal 2023 defense policy bill.

Some 20 soldiers received the Medal of Honor following the Dec. 29, 1890, massacre near Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota, where troops from the 7th Cavalry and accompanying artillery units killed hundreds of Lakota men, women and children.

Congress officially apologized for the massacre in 1990, near its 100th anniversary, but did not rescind the medals then. »