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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan might have made a crucial error in the case against former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director James Comey, which his defense ...

Earlier in the day, the two leaders signed a new strategic defense agreement, and Trump confirmed that the U.S. will sell F-35 fighter jets to the kingdom. 

Federal officials announced a $15 million reward, new charges and sanctions against a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder accused of orchestrating murders to protect his massive cartel-linked cocaine enterprise on Wednesday.

The brief comes amid growing public skepticism about transgender athletes in women’s sports. 

"As a senior assistant to Special Counsel Jack Smith, Windom possesses unique, firsthand information about the work of that Office."

“I think this was worse than Watergate."

Instead of rallying behind a unified strategy, Georgia Republicans are locked in a public feud over last week’s government shutdown and the crowded primary forming to take on Ossoff.

Former Clinton-era Treasury Secretary Larry Summers resigned from the OpenAI board on Wednesday after emails showed his association with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The event unfolded as Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate Anthony Hudson held a separate demonstration nearby.

Tisch staying on offers continuity at a moment when some worried the department might face instability under new leadership.

The action was coordinated closely with the FBI.

Democratic Seattle Mayor-elect and self-described socialist Katie Wilson boasted in a Tuesday X post that she no longer requires financial assistance from her parents to pay for childcare.

The visit came just one night after both women attended the first formal White House dinner of Trump’s second administration.

If carried out, Walls would become the 19th Florida inmate executed in 2025.

In a formal proclamation, Abbott designated the Council on American-Islamic Relations as both a “foreign terrorist organization” and a “transnational criminal organization.” 

The House of Representatives rejected a Republican-led effort to strip Democratic U.S. Virgin Islands delegate Stacey Plaskett of her prime spot on the House Intelligence Committee Tuesday evening, after a ...

The location was finalized after months of discussion with Pensacola-area tourism officials, who are contributing $1.5 million toward the project.

The most significant change places the Department of Labor in charge of major K-12 programs, including the massive Title I program that sends money to schools serving low-income students.

The changes were outlined in an internal memo dated Oct. 29 but made public this week.

Plaintiffs cited state statutes that require a breakdown of law and order, a request from local leaders, and legislative involvement before the Guard can be used for such missions.