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Publisher sues Mark Meadows over false election fraud claims in book

Former President Donald Trump's onetime chief of staff Mark Meadows is facing a lawsuit from his publisher over the content of his book The Chief's Chief.

Ex-Trump State Department aide sentenced to 70 months for Jan. 6 crimes

Former Trump administration State Department aide Federico Klein faces a 70-month prison sentence following his involvement in the Jan. 6 riots.

Hezbollah tells Hamas to be ‘realistic’: Terrorist allies don’t want to expand Israel war

Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah warned Israel against “carrying out a preemptive attack” on his terrorist forces in Lebanon while signaling his hesitance to widen the war on behalf of Hamas.

Trump’s gag order in DC election interference case paused by appeals court

The gag order in former President Donald Trump's case in Washington, D.C., involving his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election has been paused by a federal appeals court.

Supreme Court takes up Coinbase’s bid to move crypto sweepstakes suit to arbitration

The Supreme Court on Friday waded again into the cryptocurrency world and agreed to hear a Coinbase case on how to settle a dispute with its users.

Eric Trump responds after court testimony and blames attorney general for New York ‘going to hell’

Eric Trump pushed back on New York Attorney General Letitia James on Friday after leaving a New York City courtroom where he had just testified in a civil fraud trial over allegations his father grossly overstated his wealth for years.

Ramaswamy attacks DeSantis and Haley as ‘fair-weather fans’ of free speech ahead of debate

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy attacked two fellow GOP presidential candidates for being "fair-weather fans" of free speech ahead of the third Republican debate next week.

Israel war: Code Pink occupies Senate Democrat offices demanding Gaza ceasefire

Progressive activists descended on the U.S. Senate on Friday, occupying the offices of numerous Democrats to demand Congress force Israel to engage in a ceasefire in Gaza.

White House rebuffs mounting Democratic pressure on Gaza ceasefire

The White House maintained its opposition to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza Friday, despite mounting pressure to reverse course from members of President Joe Biden's own party.

Stimulus update: Direct payment worth up to $1,312 being sent from Alaska fund in 13 days

Alaska will send out another batch of one-time payments from its 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend to eligible residents in 13 days.
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