Politics

The New Jersey Democrat has pleaded not guilty, and his lawyer told jurors the allegation he's corrupt is "outrageously false."

Trump has largely avoided weighing in on the dog controversy publicly as the South Dakota governor continues to face questions about shooting her pet dead 20 years ago.

Plus, Speaker Mike Johnson and Sen. Mitt Romney weigh in on Trump's legal woes in new interviews.

If the sale is approved, the weapons transfer wouldn't happen for several years, but it's the latest indication that the administration is continuing its military support for Israel.

But it's not the same as taking it off the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, which Cuba maintains has contributed to a severe economic crisis and shortages of basic staples.

Senior administration officials told reporters that the officials subject to visa restrictions included police and paramilitary officials, prosecutors, judges and public higher education officials.

A House Administration oversight panel wants Hutchinson to provide information about her book deal as well as communications with former Rep. Liz Cheney and top Trump White House officials.

Jason Carter recalled telling Jimmy Carter that when people ask how the 39th president is doing, he doesn't know what to say. "Well, I don’t know myself," Jimmy Carter joked, he said.

The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia last week upheld Steve Bannon’s conviction on contempt of Congress charges for defying the House Jan. 6 committee.

Biden administration officials say the increased help from Mexico in slowing migration is proof their relationship with Mexico is more productive than Trump's approach.

In an interview, Brandon Johnson said he wouldn't tolerate chaos but stopped short of committing to remove encampments should they appear in the run-up to the convention.