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The office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said South Korea and the United States' intelligence offices were conducting analysis for more information.

Trump in the lawsuit blasts President Joe Biden for not asserting executive privilege over the records to keep them from the committee probing the Jan. 6 riot.

The deposition of former President Donald Trump is the first time he has been questioned under oath for civil cases filed since he ran for the White House.

Colin Powell, the former secretary of State and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has died from Covid complications at the age of 84.

The petitioners last month had submitted the unusual request for the Supreme Court to take up the case before final judgment in lower courts.

At least seven House Democrats, compared with three Republicans, will not run for reelection in the 2022 midterms.

Powell was elderly, a known risk for severe Covid, and suffered from multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that studies show can make the shots less effective.

The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to temporarily block the enforcement of a Texas law that bans abortions after as early as six weeks of pregnancy.

Police reform advocates have called for an end to qualified immunity, arguing it insulates officers from accountability for wrongdoing.

The cop, Michael Riley, allegedly told the other person to delete Facebook posts and also deleted his own Facebook posts, according to a charging document.

GOP Rep. Liz Cheney is facing a tough reelection fight as she is targeted by former President Trump.

Clinton's spokesman Angel Urena said late Thursday that the former president was admitted to UCI Medical Center in California.

The sweeping national mandate, covering 80 million workers, will almost certainly face challenges in court from some businesses and Republican organizations.

The Biden administration announced plans to revive a Trump-era border policy in November that forces asylum-seekers to stay in Mexico until their U.S. immigration court date.

The Justice Department said it will ask the Supreme Court to effectively halt the enforcement of a restrictive Texas abortion law while legal disputes play out.

A science advocacy group is launching a $10 million campaign aimed at pushing GOP governors to reject conspiracy theories in education policy.

The draft came as the Supreme Court is set to consider pivotal cases that center on politically polarizing issues, including abortion, guns and religion.

President Joe Biden will travel to Europe in two weeks, White House said on Thursday, with the global climate crisis on the forefront of the president's agenda.

The SEC on Thursday said it is reigniting efforts to crack down on Wall Street bonuses when companies report incorrect financial information.

The American Innovation and Choice Online Act would prohibit dominant online platforms from engaging in discriminatory behavior.