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Observers from both parties question the efforts to replace disgraced Rep. Santos with a prominent Democrat on procedural and ethical grounds.

The former president will have an opportunity to provide more context on critical legal points at issue in the trial.

A plan to use federal lands in the United States to build migrant camps has been blocked by Congress

Attorney General Merrick Garland has called it one of the "highest-reaching and longest-lasting infiltrations" ever experienced by the U.S. government.

Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller says the White House has no reason to doubt the reports Hamas has committed sexual violence and rape.

A senior White House official has stressed that the United States intelligence community did not know anything about Hamas's plans to target Israel.

After reports that children in China were falling ill from a new illness outbreak, CCP leaders have given secret orders to cover up the spread of the new virus.

The U.S. military has been asked to ground all Ospreys in Japan following a fatal crash that has killed at least one, and left seven others missing.

A former banker with Deutsche Bank's private wealth management team has provided details on how the relationship with the Trump Organization grew over time.

As the National Association of Realtors faces litigation on several fronts, some say that inflation and property shortfalls are the real issues.