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The House panel investigating the "weaponization" of the federal government is deposing ex-Deputy CIA Director Michael Morell on Tuesday, according to a source familiar with the matter, as part of its investigation into Hunter Biden's laptop.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre would not say if President Joe Biden is considering a pardon for former President Donald Trump, "similar to [former President Gerald] Ford's pardon of [former President Richard] Nixon."

Immediately after former President Donald Trump turned himself in at a Manhattan court, his campaign sent out an email advertising T-shirts featuring a mug shot of the 2024 candidate and the words "not guilty."

Arkansas residents affected by recent severe storms have been given a few extra months to file their taxes.

Former President Donald Trump's lawyer, Joe Tacopina, says he believes the Manhattan grand jury indictment against Trump will not see a jury trial.

The White House sought to distance President Joe Biden from former President Donald Trump's historic arrest in New York.

Officers investigating last week's school shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville discovered a suicide note and weapons belonging to Audrey Hale at the shooter's home on Monday.

Retirees will receive the first of April's three Social Security retirement payments, worth up to $4,555, in just over a week.

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) announced he will take his "Faith in America" listening tour to Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina next week.

First lady Jill Biden's press team was forced to walk back an apparent White House invitation for the NCAA women's basketball runner-up the University of Iowa on Tuesday following a wave of online ridicule.