The White House is adamant the Justice Department remains independent, despite an IRS official seeking whistleblower status who is alleging the administration is mishandling a federal investigation into Hunter Biden.
The city of Los Angeles may be fined $21.7 million for a sewage spill that happened almost two years ago at the Hyperion water reclamation plant, officials said.
President Joe Biden is reportedly preparing a new executive order limiting U.S. technology companies' ability to do business in China, with plans to unroll the restrictions ahead of next month's G-7 summit in Japan.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner is fighting for her job as Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is pushing an effort to remove the liberal, George Soros-backed prosecutor from her job.
The good Samaritan who saved a couple being attacked during the chaos of Chicago's weekend "Teen Takeover" blasted lame-duck Mayor Lori Lightfoot for "sugarcoating" the mayhem.
A U.S. defense leader in the Indo-Pacific told lawmakers on Thursday that the aid the military is providing to Ukraine is not taking away from its efforts to help Taiwan.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin (D-IL) invited Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to testify next month before the panel over ethics reform inquiries at the nation's highest court, marking an unusual request amid disclosure concerns over Justice Clarence Thomas.
Two of the top House Republicans are facing an ethics complaint after using the indictment of former President Donald Trump to fundraise and rally their base ahead of the next presidential election.
