AUSTIN, Texas — Ken Paxton's former lead prosecutor described attempts by top-ranking staff in 2020 to protect the attorney general from making an "outrageous" mistake by getting involved with real estate developer Nate Paul.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said he is not worried about losing the speaker’s gavel as at least one conservative Republican is making veiled threats to bring a motion to vacate.
A new North Carolina Supreme Court justice was appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper (D-NC) on Monday. Allison Riggs, an appellate judge, became the youngest woman in state history to serve on the highest court.
For his first foreign trip in over four years, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appears to be using what seems like his favorite mode of international transport: a luxurious armored train.
An arms trafficker nicknamed the "Merchant of Death" and traded by the Biden administration for basketball star Brittney Griner in a controversial prisoner swap last year is back on Russian soil and running for elected office.
The leaders of the Senate Homeland Security Committee are pushing the federal government to reveal unredacted documents related to Saudi Arabia’s role in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, urging officials on the 22nd anniversary to turn the materials over to lawmakers this week.
A San Francisco judge sent Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-CA) lawsuit against the trustees of her late husband's estate into mediation on Monday, hoping to resolve the three legal cases filed by her daughter over the summer.
New York City will reduce the amount of overtime pay that officers in the New York Police Department can receive, despite a staffing shortage, to free up funding for the city's migrant crisis.
