The president called out Twitter and its new owner during a campaign even in Chicago Friday night.

Three senior GOP lawmakers are pushing for more info on Director Christopher Wray's use of government aircraft.

Robertson declined to address the court before U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper sentenced him to seven years and three months in prison.

Read the full 98-page initial draft majority opinion.

Democrats' House majority was already slipping away, but Wednesday's court decision in New York was potentially devastating.

The former White House coronavirus response coordinator made her most critical remarks yet ahead of the release of a new book.

Garland repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. Attorney in Delaware — a Trump appointee — is fully in charge.

The two House conservatives attended a weekend conference organized by Nick Fuentes, a far-right fringe figure who asked attendees to give Russia "a round of applause."

The prime minister’s comments come amid talks with Poland and Ukraine on a three-way format to counter Russia.

The non-endorsement is a disappointment for Rep. Conor Lamb.

The National Archives plans to release four pages on Wednesday despite the former president’s pending request at the Supreme Court to block the handover.

Democratic plaintiffs challenged the state's maps as illegal partisan gerrymanders and are planning to appeal to the state Supreme Court.

It’s not the just the midterms that should have Democrats worried.

The delay means that Califf is now unlikely to get a confirmation hearing until mid-December at the earliest, effectively ruling out the possibility of a full Senate floor vote on his appointment before the end of the year.

The emergency rules released by the Department of Labor last week require private businesses with more than 100 employees to ensure their workers are vaccinated or have them submit to weekly testing by Jan. 4.

“Presidents are not kings, and Plaintiff is not President,” Judge Tanya Chutkan wrote in her ruling.

“This is not tomorrow’s problem. This is today’s problem,” he said.

“The Department of Justice will make its own independent decisions in all prosecutions based solely on the facts and the law. Period. Full stop,” DOJ spokesperson Anthony Coley said.

Frances Haugen said: “The version of Facebook that exists today is tearing our societies apart and causing ethnic violence around the world,”

Unlinking the two issues will help the majority party prevent a government funding lapse this week. But Democratic leaders are still scrambling for a plan to head off a U.S. debt default.