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The White House said Friday that Republican congressional investigations of Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings were “on brand” and a violation of their midterm election campaign promises.

Idaho police have released more details regarding the homicides of four University of Idaho students, mapping out their final hours as officials investigate the murders.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that the attack on her husband almost made her reconsider leaving her leadership position.

The White House will host its 19th wedding on Saturday when President Joe Biden's granddaughter ties the knot in a ceremony on the South Lawn.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that President Joe Biden was not aware of Attorney General Merrick Garland's decision to name former Justice Department official Jack Smith to serve as special counsel in two investigations involving former President Donald Trump.

The Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug on Thursday that may postpone the onset of Type 1 diabetes, becoming the first of its kind to delay the chronic condition.

Former President Donald Trump vented rage and exhaustion at the appointment of a special counsel to decide whether or not he should be indicted.

Arizona's failed Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake came under fire for using Tom Petty's song without permission.

Ukrainian officials have revealed horrifying actions carried out by Russian forces and terrible conditions in Kherson, a strategically important city from which Moscow retreated.

San Francisco's district attorney has refused to release public documents and video of Paul Pelosi’s attack to conservative watchdog Judicial Watch, instead directing the group to a New York Times article.