Month: January 2023

House Republican members said the subcommittee was not necessary to address civil rights issues.

At least two former federal employees have been prosecuted by the Justice Department for unlawfully retaining classified documents.

In the clip from 2017, DeSantis suggests that attempting to work with Putin might be a fruitless endeavor.

James asked a judge to sanction Trump and his 3 eldest children (and attorneys) for “demonstrably false” denials in relation to a $250 million fraud lawsuit.

The GMC Sierra costs more than other trucks, and its interior is why.

The Kremlin-aligned paramilitary group’s leadership is facing a growing list of setbacks as it struggles to make gains in the Ukraine war.

Imagine a betrayal that can come from all sides, even from people who should be running alongside you.

Visiting the Mideast, Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken reiterates support for the two-state solution, even as its prospects seem to be vanishing.

Her son said he was heartened by the praise received for ridding the world “of an object that celebrated the genocidal Nazi regime that killed her family.”

Although his strategies have been controversial, the Texas governor has put a national spotlight on President Joe Biden’s immigration policies.