David Weiss asked officials at the Department of Justice headquarters to grant him the power to prosecute Hunter Biden outside his jurisdiction in February 2022, but the DOJ was not willing to provide him with the authority right away.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) took the first step on Thursday in what could become a pitched battle to fund the government past Nov. 17, teeing up a vote on a short-term measure for early next week.
Donald Trump's judge in his civil fraud trial rejected a bid by New York Attorney General Letitia James to block four witnesses from defending the former president next week, saying, "I don't want a retrial of this."
President Joe Biden made a joke during a speech he was giving to the United Auto Workers when someone fell during his speech, saying "that wasn't me" with a chuckle.
Unearthed footage and images of freelance journalists in Gaza embedded with Hamas as it attacked Israel on Oct. 7 are renewing criticism of the legacy media's terror ties and sending shockwaves throughout the world.
Apple consumers who purchased gift cards from the company over a two-year period may be eligible for a full refund thanks to a $1.8 million class-action settlement.
Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) is seeking to prevent his state from losing federal funding for defining the term "sex" as based on biological anatomy, anticipating trouble from the Biden administration on the issue of transgender rights.
New York will rely on diesel-powered snow plows as opposed to electric ones this Winter, halting its goal to put electric ones on the street after a failed testing period.
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and a group of Republicans and Democrats have proposed legislation that would create a bipartisan fiscal commission tasked with lowering the national debt.
