Special counsel Jack Smith said Friday that he will keep making discovery filings and motions in the case accusing Donald Trump of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, dismissing the former president's calls to initiate contempt proceedings for keeping up with the filing schedule.
Protesters who went inside the Capitol during the riot on Jan. 6, 2021, can be charged and convicted of disorderly conduct, a federal court ruled Friday, even if they did not engage in particularly disruptive behavior.
Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman promised to conduct "plagiarism reviews" of all Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty and leadership on Friday after his wife was accused of plagiarizing portions of her dissertation.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is recovering after being admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center outside Washington on Monday, according to a Pentagon statement on Friday.
The Supreme Court on Friday moved to allow Idaho to enforce the provision of its strict abortion ban that would prohibit doctors from performing abortions in emergency procedures.
No Labels, the centrist organization working to gain ballot access across the United States for its political party arm to potentially nominate a unity candidate later this year, announced Friday it qualified for the ballot in Maine, the 13th state.
An abortion ballot initiative is one step closer to appearing before voters in the Sunshine State in November but still faces a court battle before it can end up on the ballot.
ESPN host Pat McAfee accused a network executive of attempting to sabotage his television show on Friday, calling him a rat for allegedly leaking false ratings to the press.
Utah Republican state Sen. Mike Kennedy announced he is running for the open House seat of Rep. John Curtis (R-UT), who is vying to replace retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) in the Senate.
