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GOP says Garland and Biden ‘colluded’ to silence critics during 2021 election

House Republicans said Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Biden administration “colluded” with the National School Boards Association in an effort aimed at “silencing the critics” of Democratic education policies ahead of the 2021 Virginia governor’s race.

Mexican president decries possible Trump indictment as ‘fabrication’

Mexican President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador admonished the rumored indictment of his onetime counterpart, former President Donald Trump, as a "fabrication" intended to keep him off the 2024 ballot.

Transgender state lawmaker honored as one of USA Today’s ‘Women of the Year’

A transgender lawmaker from Minnesota has been honored as one of USA Today’s "Women of the Year."

WATCH LIVE: Jerome Powell holds press conference as Federal Reserve considers interest rate hike

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will appear at a press conference after the board of the central bank announces its update on interest rates.

WATCH: Joy Behar blasts Trump, says ‘he manipulated everybody’ with claims of arrest

The View bashed former President Donald Trump on Wednesday, claiming he lied about a potential indictment and arrest for allegedly paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels in 2016.

Academics backing Google in Supreme Court case have personally benefited from tech giant

Some of the leading academic voices backing Google as part of a landmark Supreme Court case have personally benefited from the influence of the tech giant over the years, records show.

Award-winning AI artist vows appealing copyright rejection up to Supreme Court

An artist who won an award for artwork he created using artificial intelligence software wants the Supreme Court to hear his case in a broad effort to provide legal protections for AI works.

White House sidesteps question on whether Biden backs reparations

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre sidestepped a question about whether President Joe Biden backs national reparations for slavery, deferring to Congress.

Retirement 2023: Retirees need to withdraw first payment from retirement plans in 10 days

Retirees who have yet to make their first mandatory retirement plan withdrawal have less than two weeks to do so if they wish to avoid getting penalized.

Judge who oversaw Trump Organization CFO case may get Manhattan Trump investigation: Report

The New York judge who presided over the Trump Organization criminal trial is in line to oversee the trial involving former President Donald Trump's hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.
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