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LAS VEGAS — Former Gov. Chris Christie said in an interview that appointing a special counsel to oversee multiple federal inquiries into former President Donald Trump is both necessary and fraught with political peril.

The Department of Justice is investigating Ticketmaster's owner and its practices in the live music industry.

Elon Musk said that Twitter would protect free speech on the platform but will limit the spread of hateful language.

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is "tired of losing" and believes most Republicans are, too, as he seemingly joins the brewing GOP revolt against former President Donald Trump's 2024 bid.

Taylor Swift broke her silence Friday on the botched presales for her tour, which led to the general sale being canceled altogether by TicketMaster.

As Republicans prepare to take control of the House for the next two years, several party leaders are already eyeing opportunities to investigate President Joe Biden and his family’s business dealings — inquiries that some Republicans have suggested could lead to impeachment.

At least two Native Hawaiian men were ordered jailed Thursday after they were found guilty of hate crime charges relating to the beating of a white man in a Maui village.

A Twitter employee captured the final seconds before he and others were laid off after years with the company on video.

Attorney General Merrick Garland, scheduled to speak at 2:15 p.m. on Friday, is expected to discuss appointment of a special counsel to decide whether former President Donald Trump should be charged related to the Justice Department’s criminal investigations.

A woman in Indiana admitted Tuesday to neglecting her young brother, who endured months of isolation, torture, and eventually died after his skull was severed from his body.