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The Washington Post editorial board took sharp aim at Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson on Friday, criticizing her response to concerns about wealthy residents leaving the city and growing frustration over ...

Footage showed dozens of Secret Service agents and National Guard members deployed, with sections of nearby sidewalks cordoned off by yellow police tape.

Gunshots were fired near the White House complex Monday, prompting Secret Service to lock down nearby locations.

“I have some good news and a little bad news."

A federal magistrate judge apologized to the man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump Monday over the restrictive conditions placed on him in jail.

“Signed, sealed and delivered."

His attorneys also said he was denied personal items, including a Bible, despite repeated requests.

A New Braunfels, Texas, woman arrested in January for setting fire to a county Republican party’s headquarters was charged with terrorism, according to local media.

The Supreme Court handed down one of the most consequential First Amendment rulings in years Wednesday, and it did so without a single dissent.

The case took an unexpected turn before that surrender, when the victim’s father allegedly became involved.

“It was terrifying. It was absolutely terrifying.”

The National Park Service is investigating the vandalism of the National Mall’s reflecting pool with a phrase that many supporters of President Donald Trump view as an assassination threat.

“We don’t want what happened at the Kennedy Center to happen here.”

The plea brought a quick resolution to the case, which stemmed from her March 4 arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Online searches attributed to Rinderknecht included phrases such as “free Luigi Mangione” and “let's take down all the billionaires."

Several women said he sent them sexually explicit messages on Snapchat after he became “one of the first lawmakers to join Snapchat.”

The move effectively keeps current rules in place while the justices consider next steps.

An interview on CNBC turned awkward Monday when GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen could not answer a basic question about his company's attempted acquisition of eBay.

“A handful of Senate Republicans are also gently feeling out Fetterman and responding to his concerns over the prospect of defecting from the Democratic Party.”

Geophysicist Stefan Burns described the situation as atypical. He noted the swarm occurred in “an unusual place to get an earthquake."