Government
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You Vote: With the GOP on path to end partial government shutdown, who comes out ahead?
Congressional Republicans will begin the process of approving the funding as early as Thursday morning.
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Watch Live: Trump delivers update on Iran in televised address to the nation
The speech is expected to last approximately 20 minutes, according to multiple cable news outlets, and is expected to be streamed on the White House's social media platforms.
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Vice President Vance swears in new assistant AG for National Fraud Enforcement
Colin McDonald, a federal prosecutor who was confirmed by the Senate last month, was sworn in as the Assistant Attorney General for National Fraud Enforcement and will be a critical part of Vance's national fraud task force.
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House Republicans release their plan to avoid a government shutdown
The House is expected to vote on the bill as early as Tuesday.
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Trump attorneys show support for allowing cameras in courtroom for election interference trial
“President Trump calls for sunlight,” the lawyers wrote in the filing.
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Not just antisemitism: Conservative students ask Congress to fight censorship of their speech
"The rules are continually permitted to be broken by left-wing students" who are "coddled" by the university, a Young Americans for Freedom member told Congress about University of Iowa
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Appeals court strikes down ATF's 'ghost gun' restrictions
The ruling is a blow to President Joe Biden, who has called for tighter restrictions on firearms, including an assault weapons ban.
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FBI seizes NYC Mayor Adams' phones in fundraising investigation
Investigators are looking into whether the 2021 campaign secretly worked with the government of Turkey to receive illegal foreign contributions.
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Alleged Jan. 6 participant turns himself in
The Department of Justice has brought hundreds of cases against the participants in disturbances, including more than 300 on myriad obstruction charges.
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Judge approves $290 million settlement between victims of Jeffrey Epstein and JPMorgan
JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s largest bank, and lawyers for the victims reached a preliminary settlement in June, which averted a civil trial in federal court in Manhattan.
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Poll: 2 of 3 voters say country headed in wrong direction
Survey comes as inflation has soared during Biden’s term and prices remain elevated.
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Suspect accused of sexually assaulting former Arizona Sen. Martha McSally arrested in Iowa
Iowa police released images from surveillance cameras they say show the suspect following Sen. McSally.
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COVID vaccine mandates, woke ideology: Military members fight DOD politicization in new documentary
Former Navy SEAL Asa Miller said he chose to not reenlist so he could “do something about” the “ideological and political agenda” being “pushed in the DOD” that is “weakening the military.”