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Former President Donald Trump vowed to turn the legal tables on President Joe Biden on Friday night, pledging to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the “bribes from China and many other foreign countries that go into the coffers of the Biden crime family.”

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against a Jim Crow-era voting restriction law Friday that prohibits felons from voting.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) made his presidential pitch to New Hampshire voters on Friday, touching on his conservative border policies and defending his record of passing right-wing legislation in Florida while throwing jabs at the current administration.

President Joe Biden is increasing efforts to bring federal employees back to the office after over a year of teleworking due to the pandemic.

House GOP Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) urged the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday to fire a former New York State health commissioner who oversaw the state's deadly COVID-19 nursing home policy.

Actor Mark Margolis died Thursday at 83 after suffering a short illness.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved zuranolone, brand name Zurzuvae, the first-ever pill treatment for postpartum depression, or PPD.

While some Democrats on Capitol Hill are freely weighing in on former President Donald Trump’s latest indictment, many up for reelection in competitive states in 2024 are staying quiet.

Conservative groups are suing the Biden administration over its new student loan debt plan, which would erase payments for hundreds of thousands of Americans.

A Massachusetts seventh grader filed an appeal Friday after a federal court ruled against him for wearing a shirt that read "There are two genders."