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The ruling pausing the election interference case in U.S. district court does not suspend Donald Trump's gag order, Judge Tanya Chutkan noted.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a final plea for Congress to pass an aid package in a series of high-profile meetings in Washington D.C.

Hunter Biden lashed out at Republicans pursuing an impeachment inquiry as he defied a congressional subpoena for a closed-door deposition.

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel cast the deciding vote to ban cable and satellite companies from issuing early termination fees.

The case centers on Donald Trump's claim in 2019 that the writer E. Jean Carroll made up an allegation that he raped her.

The billionaire Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone, who was also on CNBC's program, expressed fear about how Trump might wield government power if elected again.

Inflation grew more slowly in November than October, according to the Fed's Consumer Price Index.

Customers who buy 47 of the $99 apiece digital cards will receive a physical card containing a piece of the suit Trump is seen wearing in his mugshot.

U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Tuesday is seeking to quell dissent among right-wing Tory rebels by pushing ahead with a vote on his controversial Rwanda bill.

More Europeans support the prospect of Ukraine joining the European Union than oppose it, despite the costs and risks involved, according to a new survey.

Inflation expectations dropped to 3.4% in November from 3.6% in October, a New York Fed survey found.

The House Judiciary Committee wants more records from the investment firms related to how they "advance ESG policies," Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, wrote.

Yemen's Houthi militants claimed an attack against a Norwegian tanker, days after the group pledged to target Israel-bound ships of any nationality.

CNBC spoke to ten experts in counterterrorism, Middle Eastern history and security, and military operations for their perspectives.

U.S. efforts to clamp down on investments in China may be undermined by continued funding from some of the country's institutional investors, analysis shows.

The "Wizard of Oz" dress was expected to fetch as much as $1 million or more if sold at auction. The Catholic University of America says it is the legal owner.

The Supreme Court could have the final say on whether Donald Trump is protected from prosecution over his actions following the 2020 presidential election.

George Santos, who was expelled from Congress early this month, is charged with multiple criminal charges in New York federal court.

The announcement laid bare the impact of Madoff's nearly $65 billion scam 15 years after his arrest — and more than two years after his death in prison.

The Republican presidential campaign of Vivek Ramaswamy said it notified the DOJ about a death threat made to him by Tyler Anderson of New Hampshire.