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Major Jason Watson held a sign calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment on the steps of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.
Kenneth Snyder filed the complaint on Monday against Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
"They control the scene, the deceased, the van, the witnesses. So yes, they control the investigation,” mayor of Houston said.
A federal judge has criticized the Trump administration's attempt to obtain sensitive voter registration records, ruling its legal arguments suffered from "factual deficiencies."
Zelensky says Russia is preparing to receive 30,000 more North Korean troops for the war in Ukraine.
A congresswoman seeks a probe into the handling of the Tate brothers' legal issues and calls for Barron Trump to testify.
Julio Varela said the confrontation occurred at the airline’s counter at San Francisco International Airport.
Previously classified documents indicate U.S. intelligence officials assessed Russia and China targeted Biden's 2020 campaign.
Federal court erases landmark convictions stemming from the attack on the U.S. Capitol after Department of Justice request.
Previously classified documents indicate U.S. intelligence officials assessed Russia and China targeted Biden's 2020 campaign.
A newly released report underscores how cryptocurrency has become the most profitable arm of the president's business empire.
Eight justices reported book income, teaching pay, gifts, travel and assets, while Samuel Alito received an extension.
A fight over eminent domain at Mount Cristo Rey pits Trump's border wall plans against religious liberty claims.
Health officials issue travel advisory following a spike of over 1,600 parasitic infections across 34 U.S. states.
The president's removal of the EAC's leadership sparks warnings about election integrity, oversight, and democratic "backsliding".
Perspective: If voters must prove they belong, leaders should prove they can still serve.
Appeals court leaves in place a June 8 ruling blocking the policy, preserving existing costs for employers and skilled workers.
The act would stop members of Congress from purchasing covered investments—but not the president.
President wins court battle as USPS gets green light to advance mail voting rule ahead of 2026 midterms.
The deaths come as the Iran War ramps back up following the failure of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in June.
Judge rules Trump administration violated law in FEMA firing, rejecting broad claims of presidential authority.
Teleprompter aide Gabriel Perez accused of using insider access to bet on Trump speeches, regulators say.
Demonstrators gathered outside of the Maine Republican's Biddeford office to protest after the ICE-involved shooting on Monday.
The comments came while Trump was attending this week's NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
Mr. Trump could claim a legacy few expected: turning NATO from a paper tiger into a stronger alliance than it has been in decades.