Investigations

Special counsel David Weiss is expected to refile the charges or bring new ones against the president's son in California or Washington, D.C.

Trump officials tested the buoys in 2020. An ex-Trump official introduced them in Texas this year, and three ex-Trump officials think a second Trump administration might use them, too.

A leader in the field, Trupanion, told a New Jersey pet owner his premiums would not go up more than 20% a year. But now Trupanion says they may go up 33.6%.

Charles McGonigal, once special agent in charge of counterintelligence at the FBI’s New York office, admitted that he took money from Putin crony Oleg Deripaska.

Samuel and Samson Ogoshi are expected in U.S. federal court in Grand Rapids on Monday. Jordan DeMay died by suicide after he was tricked into sending explicit photos of himself.

An American-trained general whom U.S. military officials considered a close ally backed the overthrow of the country's democratically elected president and threatened to kill him.

“If there was a Scammers Hall of Shame, this one would make the Top 10 List, without question,” the Federal Trade Commission said.

If the proposed deal holds, Tehran will be allowed to use $6 billion in Iranian assets blocked under U.S. sanctions to buy food, medicine or other humanitarian aid.

Legal experts say Judge Chutkan faces an almost impossible dilemma if she decides to impose any restrictions. How can you limit the speech of a leading candidate for president?

The junta has refused to guarantee the safety of the deposed president, and France and countries in the region are drawing up plans for a potential military intervention.

DHS investigators and more than a dozen global partners combed through sexually graphic internet material, some decades old, involving children on the dark web.