A group of Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland on Tuesday asking him to drop the 18 charges against Australian Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
The Interior Department floated new emergency changes to rules governing how water from the Colorado River is allocated that would enable the department to oversee reduced releases to states that rely on the river.
Former President Donald Trump called a New York court a "prison" and said people cried about his arrest in an appearance on Fox News's Tucker Carlson Tonight on Tuesday, his first interview since he was arraigned in Manhattan last week.
An Oklahoma school board voted 5-0 against the Catholic Church's application for a virtual publicly funded charter school after warnings it could open the door for the Satanic Temple to request one of its own.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin vowed the Pentagon will "turn over every rock" in its investigation into the leak of dozens of classified documents on social media.
A collection of classified documents leaked from the Pentagon were reportedly initially shared in a private group used by video gamers as part of an argument over the war in Ukraine.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's request for a restraining order against Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) was declined by a judge on Tuesday. The judge ordered Bragg to send the material to Jordan by 9 p.m. Wednesday so the court could have a hearing on the situation on April 19.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley will speak at Regent University's commencement ceremony on May 6 in a likely pitch to evangelicals at the private Christian school in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to support her presidential campaign.
