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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) blasted the timing of Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s pursuit of an indictment against former President Donald Trump, saying it is “driven by political considerations” and meant to distract from other crises facing the United States.

Companies will soon be able to bid on billions of government dollars intended to boost American semiconductor manufacturing, but the Biden administration will make them jump through a lot of hoops to land them.

Google, Facebook, and other Big Tech rivals stand to make billions of dollars if a national ban of TikTok comes to pass.

Democrats have a reputation for hand-wringing, but party strategists say a possible indictment of former President Donald Trump is not the time to do so.

At least three civilians were killed and 20 hospitalized after a Russian drone strike hit a dormitory building in the area around the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, Ukrainian police said early Wednesday morning.

The death of Stephen Smith, a high school classmate of Buster Murdaugh whose body was found in the middle of a South Carolina road in 2015, is now being investigated as a homicide after his body was exhumed.

A group of bipartisan representatives introduced a bill to ban members of Congress and their spouses from owning or trading stocks.

The United States military established its first permanent garrison in Poland.

A California judge ruled that residents have the right to "state-of-the-art" handguns for self-defense.

Gov. Joe Lombardo (R-NV) blasted President Joe Biden on Tuesday for locking up 500,000 acres of mineral-rich land in Nevada and Texas. He said the move would be tough on Nevadans for generations.