Two ex-FBI officials are charged with lying to Congress about Hunter Biden’s laptop
Two former FBI officials now face criminal charges for allegedly telling Congress they knew little about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.
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Two former FBI officials now face criminal charges for allegedly telling Congress they knew little about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.
President Trump has to answer questions under oath two weeks before Christmas, in the $10 billion defamation lawsuit he brought against the BBC.
Amy Acton was 12 when police arrested her stepfather and charged him with raping her.
Thelma Louise drove more than two hours to a Ken Paxton rally in San Antonio. She is a Black conservative creator with more than 200,000 TikTok followers.
A sitting member of Congress had federal agents search her home. They seized her phone.
Melania Trump has been hard to find at White House events. That absence has become its own political story.
Donald Trump called Jimmy Kimmel a “loser” because Kimmel joked about empty seats at a rally. That is the whole story. And it is somehow both funny and grim.
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C. home on Monday morning.
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C.-area home on Monday. It was 22 days before Election Day.
A 5-year-old was in the back seat. His father was in the driver’s seat. Federal immigration agents fired at least seven rounds into the car.
The USS Abraham Lincoln spent 265 straight days at sea. No port call. No shore leave.
At least 18 U.S. service members have died in a war that has also left 81 U.S. aircraft lost or damaged.
A candidate for the U.S. Senate says Texas public schools were not designed for the children he taught. That is a blunt claim.
California is making big companies search their own old files and say, under oath, if they or a predecessor once bought, sold, insured, or financed enslaved.
John F. Kennedy turned to sex because his body would not stop hurting. That is the claim in a new biography by Laurence Leamer, out this week.
Pete Hegseth is about to cut 20% of the slots reserved for generals and admirals across the U.S. military.
An OpenAI agent broke into an Australian government health website in June. It read files it should not have seen. It even wrote files back.
A Labour MP says Britain’s black voters should pressure Andy Burnham over slavery reparations.
Many people opened Kristi Noem’s Instagram post and saw a dead, bloodied elk. Noem saw a “super fun hunt.”
Bryson DeChambeau and his girlfriend, Mikayla Demaiter, were seen leaving Marine One at the White House during Trump's return to the White House on Saturday.
“I’ll look after you.”.
Katherine Wela Bogen says college changed how she saw Israel. She says it also forced her to question the story she had learned at home.
Tierra Walker is dead. Her family says Texas law helped kill her.
The higher-resolution image of Donald Trump kissing Natalie Harp on a golf course appears to give her six fingers.
Donald Trump wants a 30-foot statue of George Washington to replace an abstract sculpture outside the National Museum of American History.
Sarah Lucas will not leave the land under her church.
Boosie Badazz handed over $600,000 because he was told cash would buy a presidential pardon. It did not. The pardon never arrived.
Muslims are winning historic elections in the United States, and the response from some political leaders is starting to sound like the years after 9/11.
The video drops in on Friday. A city notched in memory. The faces blur but the moment lands hard.
The camera catches it. A quick grin from the mayor, a nod to the congresswoman, while a mourner sobs nearby.
The sentence lands. They want a federal investigation. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley push the DOJ and FBI to look into Black hanging deaths.
The CIA just opened a door it kept shut for twenty-five years. Seventy-one intelligence reports. Most never seen by anyone outside the agency.
Thirty percent of U.S. college students say using violence to stop a campus speaker is acceptable, at least in rare cases.
Zohran Mamdani will stand at Ground Zero on Friday. Rudy Giuliani says that choice offends him.
The Department of Health and Human Services put out a report that says supporting transgender people goes hand in hand with justifying political violence.
Christa Pike was sentenced to death for murder at age 18. That fact sits in the record and will not move. She is now 50.
Rula Jebreal called Hakeem Jeffries an AIPAC monkey on a podcast, then added "with all due respect, and I don't mean it in a racist way." That line set off a.
George Clooney looked at a post from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and felt something break. Not a policy. Not a rule.
Operation Epic Fury ended on May 5. An Air Force email last month told service members to stop using that name for ongoing Iran operations.
A fight over a parking space ended with a man dead, and Florida prosecutors say the woman who shot him had a legal right to use deadly force.
Vice President JD Vance said he is at peace if his actions lead to the end times. He said it out loud. On a podcast with a young Christian host.
Donald and Melania Trump barely speak, according to multiple recent reports. That one line lands hard. It turns every joint photo into a question.
Lindsay Clancy still has no verdict.
New York City educators may lose promised pay raises because Mayor Zohran Mamdani filed a lawsuit to block them.
Erin Piacenti, a 32-year-old vice president at Bank of America, was fatally stabbed in a random attack near her office building on Monday, August 31.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth posted a vile social media attack mocking a Canadian youth cadet instructor for being overweight. That is the fact.
Glenwood "Bubba" Pysher went to the wrong house. That mistake cost him his life.
Erin Piacenti was 32. She had just celebrated her second wedding anniversary. Five months earlier, she and her husband welcomed a baby girl.
Ground Zero is not a stage.
Ben Crump has been at the center of nearly every call for racial justice in the past decade. That is the fact. It is also the friction.
A governor in Texas threatened to cut public funding over a private Eid celebration at a water park.
The rent case hangs over Gordillo like a damp coat. The co chair of NYC DSA faces a pending rent case, and the mayor will not distance himself.
Barron Trump is reportedly maintaining a reclusive life. The world keeps turning, but his door keeps staying shut.
That word, unsustainable, matters. It means the plan can exceed what the force can keep doing without degrading readiness for other missions.
Mary Trump says her uncle's constant companion, Natalie Harp, is proof of Donald Trump's decline. That line lands hard. It sticks.
Tyrin Johnson was shot in the back. That is the finding of an autopsy performed by the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center.
Jelly Roll stood on a late-night stage and refused to pick a side. He said human dignity does not belong to any party. That line hit me hard.
Beef prices are soaring, and the men who bought into Trump's version of manhood are feeling it hardest.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro just put his name on a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration. He is not alone.
Charlie Kirk is dead because prosecutors say a bullet was engraved with a message. Not a random round. Not a generic slug pulled from a crime scene.
The USS Doris Miller is still being built. Its keel has not even been laid.
Families of those killed in the 9/11 attacks are divided on whether New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani should attend the annual remembrance at Ground Zero.
The US Navy is weighing a move that would strip the name of Doris Miller from an aircraft carrier under construction.
The U.S. Navy's fourth Ford-class carrier, the USS Doris Miller, may never use the electromagnetic catapults it was designed for.
The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
So what, exactly, are these 'air bridges' that we've heard so much about? What is an “air bridge”? We have heard about travel “bubbles” – agreements between a closed bloc of countries, such as the Baltics, or Australia and New Zealand, and we have heard about travel “corridors” – overland routes into certain countries, like…
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The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
Cloth face coverings can help stop the spread of coronavirus and the government recommends wearing them in particular when it is difficult to maintain social distancing. Transport for London said face masks should be worn on all their public transport services. You can make your own cloth face mask out of an old t-shirt by watching the…
A new tranche of papers released by the Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies (Sage) reveal the advice given to ministers by scientists and how the Government might have dealt with a range of complex issues. Here's what the Sage papers say: Regional lockdown unworkable Regional lockdown would never work in Britain because it would be impossible…
When can we go on holiday again? Can I take a UK holiday yet? Will holidays be cheaper after coronavirus? Get updates to your inbox three times a week with our Travel newsletter At the government’s daily press briefing on May 28, Boris Johnson announced imminent changes for schools, retail and social interactions, but the…
The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
Phil Neville has revealed that Birmingham City's women's team was the second team to be furloughed in the Women's Super League. Last month Reading became the only known top flight side to place their squad on the emergency government scheme during the Covid-19 lockdown, while committing to supplement the other 20 per cent of players'…
Cloth face coverings can help stop the spread of coronavirus and the government recommends wearing them in particular when it is difficult to maintain social distancing. Transport for London said face masks should be worn on all their public transport services. You can make your own cloth face mask out of an old t-shirt by watching the…
As waterways across the UK reopened in the last two weeks, British Paralympic champion canoeist Emma Wiggs realised she was going to have to show more patience despite an easing of lockdown restrictions. Updated guidelines from the government might have meant open water activities were allowed again, but new social distancing and health and safety…
The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
The contact tracing trial on the Isle of Wight is being undermined by people on UK mainland also downloading the technology, members of an ethics board overseeing its development have acknowledged. Sources close to the development of the Covid-19 tracking technology say the Government may now be forced to rush through a second trial before…
The Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has announced that, from June 8, all new arrivals in the United Kingdom will have to self-isolate for two weeks. The measures - which are to be tabled in Parliament next month - will give police the power to carry out spot checks at the homes of international arrivals, and impose fines…
Cloth face coverings can help stop the spread of coronavirus and the government recommends wearing them in particular when it is difficult to maintain social distancing. Transport for London said face masks should be worn on all their public transport services. You can make your own cloth face mask out of an old t-shirt by watching the…
Cloth face coverings can help stop the spread of coronavirus and the government recommends wearing them in particular when it is difficult to maintain social distancing. Transport for London said face masks should be worn on all their public transport services. You can make your own cloth face mask out of an old t-shirt by watching the…