Politics

The Fulton County district attorney described Ellis as “an attorney for the Trump Campaign’s legal efforts seeking to influence the results of the November 2020 election in Georgia and elsewhere.”

A tight circle of former Trump White House officials with direct knowledge of how former President Trump handled classified materials are among those being interviewed by the FBI, according to the New York Times. Trump is calling for key elements of the investigation to be released, while the DOJ wants to keep them sealed.

In Wyoming today, voters will decide the political fate of Rep. Liz Cheney. Cheney has faced backlash among Republican voters for serving on the January 6th committee. Now, Cheney faces Trump-endorsed Republican Harriet Hageman. Meanwhile in Alaska, Sarah Palin is vying for a political comeback and Senator Lisa Murkowski – one of Trump’s top targets – is trying to keep her seat.

Several investigations surrounding former President Trump’s finances, classified documents and the January 6th attack are underway in Washington, D.C. In New York, there are several civil and criminal investigations into Trump’s business dealings. In Georgia, a special grand jury is looking into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and Rudy Giuliani is expected to testify. 

The announcement is the administration's latest effort to crack down on for-profit colleges, while millions of other borrowers await word on Biden's broader plans for student loans.

Cox, 59, a Democrat, is accused of schemes in which he received over $1.7 million in payments from clients, company loans and investments, the Justice Department says.

“This project will destroy corals and threaten communities and deepen the island’s dangerous dependence on fossil fuels,” an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity said.

Gov. Tom Wolf called the practice of trying to change someone's sexual orientation or gender identity "junk science."

Antonio LaMotta, law enforcement said, traveled to Philadelphia in 2020 in a Hummer featuring a QAnon sticker.

Ahead of the state's primary, a gubernatorial candidate's Hispanic outreach includes ads with voices from different Latino groups to court the diverse voting bloc.

Joseph Cuffari has refused to recuse himself, testify, provide documents or let his employees be interviewed, according to a letter sent by two House committee chairs Tuesday.