Harmeet Dhillon Resigns as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights
Sources report Dhillon's departure from the Justice Department following the midterm election results.
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Trump Reportedly Criticizes JD Vance Following Election Loss
New York Post reports on potential political fallout and scapegoating after a recent election defeat, with former President Trump reportedly singling out Senator Vance.
Democrats Pose Upset Threat in Deep-Red Districts on Shoestring Budgets
Challengers Victoria Broderick and Cyril Jefferson are leading or narrowly trailing Republican incumbents despite minimal campaign spending and no paid TV ads.
El-Sayed Confronts Sky News Reporter Hours Before Michigan Senate Victory
The Democratic Senator-elect engaged in a heated exchange with a British journalist, placing hands on the reporter and questioning his relevance.
Wife Defends Husband Accused of Plotting Her Sexual Assault
An Arizona mother claims her husband is being set up by the man accused of breaking into their home and attempting to sexually assault her.
Trucker Jailed for $2.9 Million Tax Fraud to Fund Sugar Baby
A married California trucker was sentenced to one year in prison for providing personal information of 375 coworkers to an online girlfriend for fraudulent unemployment claims.
Putin Envoy Attends White House Event for Ukraine Ceasefire Deal
Kirill Dmitriev, a special envoy to Russian President Vladimir Putin, spoke at a White House event honoring a temporary ceasefire in Oleshky, reportedly brokered with the involvement of Melania Trump.
Police Return to Home of Slain New Jersey Mother Months After Death
Authorities revisited the Chester residence where Brooke Hanlon was found stabbed in July, as the homicide investigation continues with no arrests made.
Alito Confirms No Plans to Retire, Amid GOP Concerns Over Senate Control
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito stated he will remain on the bench through at least the current term, as Republican analyses suggest future appointments could be difficult.