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United States District Judge Aileen Cannon, in former President Donald Trump's classified documents case, approved Friday a request from Special Counsel Jack Smith to require preparation of jury questionnaires jointly ahead of the 2024 trial.

Former President Barack Obama reportedly lobbied to prevent Harvard President Claudine Gay from being forced to resign following her early December testimony before Congress on campus antisemitism.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court decided Friday that the Republican-submitted legislative maps must be redrawn as they don't consist of contiguous territory.

A senior House Republican said it is time to impeach one of Joe Biden's top Cabinet officials for the ongoing disaster at the border.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) thanked President Joe Biden on Friday for pardoning "bulls*** weed charges."

President Joe Biden released a statement Friday on the death of an Israeli and U.S. citizen who was found to have been killed by Hamas during its initial terrorist attack on Oct. 7.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) will headline a January event in New Hampshire roughly one month after announcing he wouldn't seek reelection to the Senate.

This Saturday is projected to be the second busiest shopping day of the year due to a unique calendar confluence.

The federal government has reopened two shuttered railroad crossings at the southern border after halting all trains from entering the country at the two ports since Monday, a move that had infuriated Republicans and Democrats alike.

Almost 40 years after Wham! released "Last Christmas," it has finally become the No. 1 song on the United Kingdom's Top 40 music list.