A federal judge is examining whether a proposed settlement allowing Elon Musk to pay $1.5 million to resolve a $150 million Twitter-related lawsuit shows signs of corruption.
British business executives have expressed concerns about ongoing political turmoil affecting economic confidence under Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership.
Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen announced he will not seek reelection after Tennessee Republicans redrew his Memphis-based majority-Black district.
The federal prosecutor overseeing the case against former FBI Director James Comey related to his seashells social media post has stepped aside without explanation.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche addressed DOJ investigations, including charges against former FBI Director James Comey that extend beyond social media posts.
The Senate will vote this week on the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote, amid pressure from Trump on GOP leaders.
The scheduled Trump-Xi summit faces potential delays as ongoing Iran conflict may affect the president's travel plans and diplomatic priorities.
Between five and six people were injured in a stabbing incident at Penn Station on Sunday evening, with a suspect now in custody.
Immigration facilities and courts are experiencing operational strains amid reports of hunger strikes and overwhelming caseloads.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told senators he hasn't faced White House pressure to moderate his vaccine skepticism during appropriations hearing.
Former President Trump endorsed Rep. Mike Collins over Derek Dooley in Georgia's Republican Senate runoff election scheduled for Tuesday.
Top U.S. intelligence officials will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee to discuss national security threats facing the country.
Andy Burnham's Manchester Fire Service warned employees about backing Reform UK, drawing free speech criticism amid leadership speculation.
The Justice Department filed lawsuits against Maine, Washington, Oregon and Massachusetts for refusing to issue confidential license plates to federal immigration officers.
Ex-Israeli prime ministers are combining their political parties to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections.
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