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Trump's former Press Secretary said she saw him show classified government documents to guests at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.

Former press secretary says she saw Trump share classified documents

A federal judge has issued a ruling that prohibits the Biden administration from contacting social media companies.

Judge limits government contact with social media platforms

Former President Donald Trump allegedly pressured Gov. Doug Ducey to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in Arizona.

Trump allegedly tried to overturn 2020 election results in Arizona

Democrats want to find an alternative to the plan that would have wiped away $10,000 to $20,000 in student loan debt for 43 million people.

Democrats suggest use of 1965 law as plan B for student loan forgiveness

The SCOTUS ruled Biden overstepped his authority in canceling student loan debt. Here's what borrowers need to know as repayment resumes.

3 things to know now that Supreme Court blocked Biden’s student loan cancellation

The Supreme Court justices ruled President Biden cannot unilaterally forgive $10,000 to $20,000 in student loans per borrower.

Supreme Court strikes down Biden student loan forgiveness

President Biden criticized the Supreme Court's decision that ends affirmative action and suggested an alternative for college admissions.

Biden: SCOTUS ‘not a normal court,’ proposes affirmative action alternative

Justices Thomas and Jackson sharply criticized each other's views on race in their opinion and dissent of the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision.

Justices Thomas, Jackson clash on race in affirmative action decision

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a USPS worker who didn't want to work the Sabbath, clarifying Title VII protections under the Civil Rights Act.

Supreme Court sides with USPS worker who didn’t want to work Sundays

A poll found GOP support for Donald Trump took a slight hit following the indictment over his handling of classified documents.

GOP support of Trump dips following latest indictment: poll

As seen in USA v. Texas on immigration and the Biden student loan lawsuit, the court must sometimes decide if the plaintiffs have standing to sue.

How does the Supreme Court decide who is allowed to file a lawsuit?

The House Oversight Committee, which is investigating accusations of corruption in the Bidens, released new WhatsApp messages from Hunter Biden.

Hunter Biden WhatsApp messages reveal he wanted $10M for Chinese deal

In a newly released audio recording, former President Donald Trump speaks about classified documents in his possession after leaving office.

Audio recording reveals Trump discussing ‘secret, classified’ documents

In the 6-3 decision on Moore v. Harper, the justices put an end to the independent state legislature theory.

SCOTUS rules against ‘state legislature theory’ of federal election power

On the heels of the Wagner Group rebellion, President Joe Biden is expected to announce up to $500 million in military aid to Ukraine.

US to send $500M in aid to Ukraine after Wagner Group rebellion

The GOP plan to fund aid to Israel by cutting the IRS budget could add billions to the deficit, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

IRS agent admitted to using fake name to access taxpayer’s home

In an 8-1 decision, the Supreme Court ruled Texas cannot sue the Biden administration over its immigration enforcement policy.

Conservative Supreme Court justices help shut down Texas immigration lawsuit

President Biden will not pardon his son Hunter Biden, who is facing criminal charges, according to spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre.

Whistleblower testimony claims DOJ interfered with Hunter Biden investigation

Ahead of the anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning Roe, a judge temporarily blocked a Wyoming ban on abortion pills.

Wyoming judge blocks abortion pill ban ahead of Dobbs anniversary

The United States has approximately 700,000 cybersecurity job openings. Congress hopes to entice more people to enter the field.

Cybersecurity professionals can make $100k+ a year without a college degree

House Republicans voted to censure Adam Schiff the same day Kevin McCarthy sidelined a resolution calling for the impeachment of Joe Biden.

Schiff censured, McCarthy tables surprise Biden impeachment vote

Special counsel John Durham told the House Judiciary Committee that the then CIA director didn't tell agents about key pieces of evidence.

Durham: FBI didn’t inform agents Hillary Clinton OK’d plan tying Trump to Russia

Progressives and conservatives alike are calling out what they say is a two-tiered system of justice after Hunter Biden’s plea agreement.

Two-tiered justice? Comparing Hunter Biden and Kodak Black’s gun cases

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has refuted accusations of an improper relationship with a GOP megadonor as detailed by ProPublica.

Justice Alito refutes report of improper relationship with megadonor Paul Singer