Politics

The DOJ has informed Donald Trump's legal team he is the target of their investigation into his handling of classified documents.

Justice Department nears possible indictment of former President Trump

A bill--winding through Congress with progressive and conservative co-sponsors--would claw back executive bonuses in the event of a collapse.

Bipartisan bill would let FDIC claw bonuses back from failed bank execs

California Governor Gavin Newsom is meeting with the Biden administration to discuss zero-emission vehicles and disaster relief.

California Gov. Newsom proposes 28th Amendment restricting gun access

Major tech platforms, including YouTube and Meta, are revising their misinformation policies ahead of the 2024 elections.

Big Tech rolls back misinformation rules ahead of 2024 elections

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden announced his panel will conduct a "comprehensive" investigation of the LIV-PGA merger.

Senate Finance Committee to investigate LIV-PGA merger

As California investigates the unannounced arrival of migrants in Sacramento, Florida officials say the migrants went willingly.

Florida officials say migrants went willingly in California-bound flight

The Biden administration will work to implement work requirement SNAP exemptions for homeless people, veterans and other vulnerable groups.

SNAP exemptions being implemented as work requirements increase

This is a list of everything you need to know about the first Republican presidential primary debate taking place Aug. 23 in Milwaukee, Wis.

Which candidates will qualify for the first Republican debate?

Webull and Moomoo, two finance apps owned by Chinese companies, collect sensitive information including Social Security numbers and mailing addresses.

Chinese-owned finance apps collect Americans’ sensitive personal data

McCarthy didn't get steep spending cuts. President Biden didn't get a clean debt ceiling hike. Here's why both still won, according to a GOP economist.

Who wins debt ceiling deal, Biden or McCarthy? Fmr. Trump adviser says both

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer denied Hunter Biden's request to testify publicly and instead wants a closed-door deposition.

House GOP threatens to hold FBI chief Wray in contempt over Biden document

As the Senate prepares to vote on the debt ceiling bill, members were warned not to attempt delay tactics that could push approval past the X date.

Schumer, McConnell warn senators against debt ceiling delay tactics

A Gallup poll found just 18% of Americans are satisfied with the state of nation. That's about half of the historical average.

Poll: 18% of Americans satisfied with state of nation, gov’t named top problem

The House Freedom Caucus, the conservatives who voted against Kevin McCarthy for speaker, said they won't oust him during debt limit talks.

Freedom Caucus won’t back ousting McCarthy over debt ceiling — for now

Russia issued an arrest warrant for U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham in an apparent response to comments he made during a trip to Ukraine.

Russia issues arrest warrant for Sen. Lindsey Graham

After Bud Light and Target faced boycott calls for supporting the LGBTQ+ community, calls to boycott Kohl's are circulating on social media.

Kohl’s becomes latest to face boycott calls over LGBTQ+ support

President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy announced Saturday they have a deal to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default.

Biden, McCarthy strike deal to avoid default. Now it’s up to Congress.

Donald Trump's employees moved boxes the day before FBI agents arrived to obtain classified documents. It's a move prosecutors find suspicious.

Trump workers moved boxes day before FBI arrived seeking classified documents

The American Conservative Union's treasurer announced his sudden resignation from the group that runs CPAC.

CPAC treasurer resigns, accuses chairman of mismanaging funds

Over 200,000 deportation cases were dismissed because the Department of Homeland Security failed to file paperwork on time.

DHS funding anti-terror program linking conservative groups to Nazis

Rep. Dusty Johnson, R-S.D., shares insight on debt talks as Republicans work to reach a deal that can get 218 votes.

Head of GOP Main Street Caucus shares insight on debt talks, party’s ‘5 families’

Fitch Ratings turned negative on the U.S.'s AAA credit rating as it gets closer to debt default. Here's how a credit downgrade played out in 2011.

US risks credit downgrade ahead of debt default. Here’s what happened last time.

House Speaker McCarthy told reporters Americans who receive payments from the government don't need to worry about backup plans in case of default.

McCarthy: Americans relying on gov’t payments don’t need backup plans

The World Health Organization is working to enact a pandemic treaty that would give it extraordinary power in the event of a health emergency.

WHO pandemic treaty requires countries to give 20% of health supplies, vaccines