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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has subpoenaed the former executive director for the Department of Homeland Security's Disinformation Governance Board, Nina Jankowicz, according to a copy of the document obtained by CNN.

The FBI is searching for a Florida woman who did not show up to court in Washington, DC, on Monday, when she was set to go to trial on federal charges related to the January 6, 2021, US Capitol riot.

Paul Manafort has agreed to pay $3.15 million he owes to the US government over misrepresentations he made on his tax returns almost a decade ago, bringing to a close the former Trump campaign chairman's financial tangles in court.

The Supreme Court declined on Monday to take up an appeal brought by a Florida city that was sued by individuals who argued it had violated the Constitution when it held a prayer vigil in 2014 in response to a local shooting.

With the help of the FBI, German and Ukrainian police last week searched the properties of two suspected "core members" of a global cybercrime gang that has cost US victims tens of millions of dollars, European officials said Monday.

DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson on Monday wrote a letter to the Senate attempting to withdraw the district's criminal reform legislation from congressional review after it became clear the Senate intended to nix the legislation.

As president, Donald Trump made some of his most thoroughly dishonest speeches at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.

Ex-President Donald Trump and his most serious potential rival, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, laid out with unprecedented clarity this weekend how their sharply contrasting personalities and approaches would define the 2024 race for the Republican nomination.

How to stop Donald Trump is the question lighting up Republican circles as some in the party grapple with what it might take to nominate someone other than former president in 2024.

The Texas legislature's special session ended with Republicans unable to pass a bill that would have greatly restricted abortions

President Obama mimics his predecessor in downplaying the significance of NSA leaker Edward Snowden.

A GOP House resolution says IRS official Lois Lerner waived her 5th Amendment right against self-incrimination at a prior hearing, and must return to testify.

NSA leaker Edward Snowden blasts the Obama administration for trying to block asylum bid, says he's "unbowed."

Edward Snowden's hopes of finding asylum from U.S. prosecution on spying charges appeared dim Tuesday as countries denied his request or said he must travel.

President Barack Obama's statement about the Egyptian military's seizure of power is as telling for what he doesn't say as for what he does: he doesn't mention the word "coup."

A foreign policy headache for President Obama worsened as Egypt endured its second military coup in three years.

US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley visited Syria on Saturday, marking his first visit to the country as the top US general. He met with US troops in northeast Syria, who are there as part of the campaign to defeat ISIS,.

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who's weighing a run for the Republican presidential nomination, said Sunday that "more voices" in the 2024 race are "good for our party."

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Sunday declined to criticize President Joe Biden's decision to allow Congress to potentially nix reforms to the criminal code of Washington, DC, even as many in the party are breaking with the White House.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Sunday brushed aside the suggestion that Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's reelection loss was merely a warning sign for Democratic mayors, instead calling it a "warning sign for the country" at large.