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A leading diversity, equity, and inclusion director was caught on tape admitting that he sells illegal lesson plans that teach critical race theory to young students.

The Justice Department reportedly considered accompanying President Joe Biden's lawyers as they searched his residences but declined to do so.

The Washington Examiner's Sarah Westwood predicted on Tuesday that the FBI will use "the specter of an ongoing investigation" to avoid providing information about the classified documents found in President Joe Biden's home and office.

The D.C. Council voted to override Mayor Muriel Bowser's (D) veto of the criminal code overhaul on Tuesday.

The number of investigations U.S. Capitol Police opened into threats toward members of Congress decreased in 2022 but remains “historically high,” the department said in a press release on Tuesday.

Ukraine can expect a new influx of military aid following a meeting of allies this week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken forecast amid a major diplomatic push for Germany to greenlight a major upgrade to Ukrainian tank forces.

The Department of Justice is planning to allow companies to avoid prosecution if they report their crimes.

A tabulation error with a voting machine in New Jersey caused the results of a local school board race to change nearly two months after the election.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) warned House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) not to demand spending cuts as part of any extension of the country’s borrowing authority.

Conservative operative Matt Schlapp is being sued by a former Herschel Walker aide for $9.4 million in a suit that claims Schlapp sexually assaulted him.