The Justice Department wants to keep Trump from testifying about the firing of an FBI agent and the release of his text messages with an FBI attorney.

The Federal Trade Commission dropped its lawsuit to block Amgen’s merger with Horizon Therapeutics, reaching a deal it said would prevent anticompetitive behavior.

Social media companies are receding from their role as watchdogs against conspiracy theories ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Allies of the Florida governor would really like people to throw their good money after bad.

A new ordinance, passed in several jurisdictions and under consideration elsewhere, aims to stop people from using local roads to drive someone out of state for an abortion

At least 91,000 migrants crossing in a family group were arrested in August, an influx that may return immigration to the spotlight for the 2024 election.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Wednesday suffered his second public incident of freezing up in five weeks, prompting questions about his health that his aides have declined to address.

Republicans in Door County, which has backed all but two presidential winners in the last 50 years, are grappling with the political fallout of an unpopular ban.

A judge said Rudy Giuliani deliberately flouted his obligations to save and turn over communications. That would seem to say plenty about his legal jeopardy.

The Michigan lawmaker was defeated in a Republican primary last year after being one of 10 Republicans to vote to impeach Donald Trump.

Supreme Court justice reports three trips on billionaire Harlan Crow’s jet, says one was for security reasons after leak of ruling that ended Roe v. Wade.

Most importantly: a different way to consider Lisa Murkowski’s.

It’s been clear for years that Trump overstates his net worth. The question is whether he did so in ways that leave him vulnerable to sanction.

The former Proud Boys leader was sentenced to one year shy of the longest punishment for a Jan. 6 defendant. Co-defendant Zachary Rehl was sentenced to 15 years.

Laura Ingraham let plenty of false claims from John Eastman fly in her two-part interview with him — except one.

Seventy-five percent of delegates — or more — could be determined before the case is turned over to Trump’s defense.

The federal government will shut down on Oct. 1 unless lawmakers either extend current spending or fund programs through next year

The freezing incident in Kentucky mirrored another occasion when Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, abruptly stopped speaking last month.

Left-leaning Democrats have backed the president, but some worry his second-term agenda lacks ambition.

Here’s a guide to some of the stories told by President Biden that cannot be verified or are not plausible.