Rep. Tom Massie’s move to compel a full House vote on DOJ disclosure of Jeffrey Epstein materials has drawn rare Republican allies and energized accusers, but faces steep obstacles in the House and an even higher wall in the Senate.
Crime Prevention Research Center says the run disproportionately benefited Black residents; Justice Department probe and seasonal data limits temper conclusions
Ryan Routh, who is representing himself, faces charges including attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate and weapons offenses as voir dire gets underway in Fort Pierce, Florida
Vox reporter Abdallah Fayyad says Oval Office gilding, a new Rose Garden patio and plans for an East Wing ballroom reflect an effort to entwine the president’s image with the state and reshape cultural norms
White House instructs attorney general to list cashless-bail jurisdictions and asks agencies to identify grants and contracts that could be withheld
White House says the program will ask Americans to dedicate weekly time to pray for the nation and to emphasize faith as central to the country’s founding.
Assistant special agent in charge describes use of federal resources, multiagency initiatives and efforts to find a federal nexus amid political debate over reinforcements
President reiterates plans to send Guard to U.S. cities, draws criticism after sharing an AI-altered 'Apocalypse Now' image on Truth Social
Park Police removed the small anti-war tent early Sunday as the administration cleared encampments, prompting First Amendment and civil-rights objections from volunteers.