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Arizona Democratic Party office opening disrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters
The festivities, attended by Sen. Mark Kelly, Rep. Ruben Gallego and former Rep. Gabby Giffords, were interrupted four separate times by pro-Palestinian protesters.
Special counsel asks Florida judge again to bar Trump from making claims that endanger law enforcement
The motion asked that the judge bar former President Donald Trump from making statements that endanger law enforcement.
Dinesh D’Souza election fraud film, book ‘2000 Mules’ pulled after defamation suit
Salem Media Group also apologized to Mark Andrews, a Georgia man falsely accused in “2000 Mules” of ballot stuffing.
Trump may have violated the hush money gag order while ripping his guilty verdict
The former president made a reference to two witnesses in the case during his address to reporters Friday, something Judge Juan Merchan had barred him from doing.
Vermont becomes first state to mandate that fossil fuel companies pay for climate damages
The state's new law, enacted on Thursday, has been referred to as the Climate Superfund Act because it is modeled after the Environmental Protection Agency’s superfund program.
Marian Robinson, Michelle Obama's mother, dies at 86
Robinson became a fixture of the White House when she moved from her hometown of Chicago to help take care of her granddaughters during the Obama administration.
Biden tells back-to-back champs Kansas City Chiefs that he's working on his own repeat win
Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce attended the annual White House celebration for the NFL's championship team.
Biden announces Israel has offered a three-part plan to end the war in Gaza
The plan would start with six weeks of a complete cease-fire and the release of women and children being held hostage.
What's next after Trump's verdict: From the Politics Desk
Yes, it's a big moment. But it's not even close to the last big moment on tap in 2024.
A century before Trump’s guilty verdict, this socialist ran for president from a prison cell
Debs, a socialist and labor activist, secured nearly 1 million votes while behind bars for running afoul of the Sedition Act of 1918.
Marco Rubio gets blowback for comparing Trump trial to Cuban 'show trials,' executions
An expert on political rhetoric and a former Republican congressman whose father was a victim of a Cuban trial warn that delegitimizing the justice system is itself authoritarian.
