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At least three prominent Democratic groups are vowing to set aside donations from disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried as the fallout from his cryptocurrency firm's collapse continues to fester.

Former President Donald Trump likened the current outlook of the United States to a "person dying of cancer" in a scathing Truth Social post about the FBI.

A physician and board-certified forensic pathologist is disputing the claims of the Moscow, Idaho, coroner working on the case of the brutal Nov. 13 slayings of four University of Idaho students that the toxicology tests are not relevant to the case.

The father of the suspect charged with gunning down seven people and wounding 48 in the July 4 parade in Highland Park, Illinois, was arrested and charged with seven felony counts for reckless conduct, prosecutors announced Friday.

Dozens of former House lawmakers are calling for an Office of Congressional Ethics review of sitting members of Congress who "played a role” in the Capitol riot and are demanding accountability.

Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) postulated that trust in the FBI is "waning" among members of Congress from both sides of the aisle.

A man from Georgia pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime and a firearms violation for a shooting rampage in two convenience stories where he hoped to kill patrons due to their race and ethnicity, the Justice Department announced Friday.

A full-scale replica of the Batmobile used in Tim Burton's Batman films is up for auction next month.

In a sit-down interview with Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum on Thursday, Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) addressed the hard-fought races that he campaigned for in the midterm elections and stressed that, ultimately, Republicans must deliver on their campaign promises.

Conservative attorney Harmeet Dhillon is sounding off alarms that the GOP must "change and adapt or die" as she seeks to usurp the Republican National Committee's leadership post from incumbent Ronna McDaniel.