As Congress’s lengthy August vacation nears its end, attention is turning toward a seemingly inevitable bit of business: The launch of an
The federal judge overseeing the case against former president Donald Trump for allegedly obstructing the results of the 2020 election said Monday
A Texas National Guard member shot and wounded a man along the Rio Grande in the El Paso area Saturday evening, firing
“Oh, my God, it’s really you!” shouted a student at Eliot-Hine Middle School in Northeast Washington, where President Biden stopped by Monday
MADISON, Wis. — Standing in the marble-lined rotunda of the state capitol this month, the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s incoming justice raised her
George Washington University professor Jonathan Turley occupies an unusual spot in the cloud of lawyers and legal experts that has orbited around
After a 2015 cybersecurity hack exposed personal data of more than 21 million federal employees and contractors, the Pentagon took over development
Supporters of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) plan to buy at least $25 million in television advertising in Iowa and New Hampshire
Donald Trump’s visit to Georgia on Thursday was brief. He flew in to Atlanta, drove to the Fulton County Jail, surrendered to
