MAGA voters say an indictment would help Trump's 2024 presidential bid
In a post on his Truth Social platform Saturday, Trump predicted that he would be indicted Tuesday in a case in New York involving alleged hush money payments.
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Capitol Police were not told Republicans would turn Jan. 6 footage over to Tucker Carlson
USCP General Counsel Thomas DiBiase said in a sworn affidavit that they found out about Carlson's access to the footage from media reports.
Jan. 6 rioter who was accused of urging the mob to steal police guns scheduled to be sentenced
The sister and family members of Sam Lazar, were spotted Friday in the courthouse.
The DOJ and FBI are investigating TikTok over allegations that employees spied on journalists
The investigation comes as the Biden administration is demanding TikTok’s Chinese-owned parent company, ByteDance, sell the video-sharing app or see it banned in the United States.
Florida's 'Stop WOKE' law to remain blocked in colleges, appeals court rules
A Tallahassee judge blocked portions of the law last year, calling it "positively dystopian."
Republicans prepare for battle in the race to unseat Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown
Bernie Moreno, a businessman whose family has gotten close to former President Donald Trump, is inching toward a bid and catching attention from GOP activists in the state.
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Law enforcement agencies prepare for a possible Trump indictment as early as next week
Multiple agencies are discussing potential security plans for in and around the Manhattan Criminal Court in case Trump is charged in connection with an alleged hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
Biden urges Congress to make it easier to punish bank executives after collapse
Congress also wants to make it harder for the leaders of failed banks to get jobs at other institutions. Speaker McCarthy isn't yet taking a position on clawing back bonuses.
Top Jill Biden aide to leave top job running military family assistance program
Rory Brosius will be replaced as executive director of Joining Forces by Sheila Casey, the wife of former Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey.
New chief judge in Washington to oversee secret Trump proceedings
James Boasberg becomes chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, replacing Judge Beryl Howell as her seven-year term comes to an end.
Florida officials hit with federal suit over signature rule for prospective voters
The Florida NAACP, the Florida Alliance for Retired Americans and Vote.org argued that state law typically treats digital or electronic signatures as equal in all ways to wet signatures.
House Oversight chair questions $1.3 million in payments to Hunter Biden and relatives
Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., said he had national security concerns about the payments to the president's son, brother and daughter-in-law.
