Charlie Kirk’s family has taken the first formal step toward potentially suing Utah Valley University and state officials over security failures they allege contributed to the conservative activist’s assassination. A notice of claim filed September 9 names UVU, the State of Utah, campus police, and officials involved in

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an emergency request from President Donald Trump’s administration to implement new Postal Service safeguards for mail-in ballots during the 2026 midterm elections. In a brief order issued Monday, the justices declined to suspend a nationwide preliminary injunction imposed by U.S.

Attorney General Todd Blanche stepped before reporters in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday, assuming briefing duties as questions continue to surround the absence of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The senior Trump administration official addressed several major issues, including the Justice Department’s fight against fraud, its

The judge overseeing the closely watched Lindsay Clancy case has ordered the identities of every juror to remain sealed indefinitely amid mounting scrutiny of the lone holdout who prevented a unanimous verdict. Judge William Sullivan issued the order late last week, pointing to serious concerns about the jurors’ safety and

Former Sen. Joe Manchin has endorsed Republican Sen. Susan Collins in her reelection campaign, lending bipartisan support to the Maine incumbent as she fights to retain her seat in one of the midterm elections’ most consequential Senate races. Manchin, a former Democrat who registered as an independent during his final

Former CIA Director John Brennan could soon face federal charges as two investigations examine his conduct involving congressional testimony and alleged efforts targeting President Donald Trump. Brennan’s attorney, Kenneth Wainstein, confirmed that his client remains a target of the federal investigations, according to the Washington Examiner. “He’s still

Sen. Mitch McConnell’s return to Washington after a three-month absence has renewed an uncomfortable but necessary debate about whether the longtime Kentucky Republican remains physically capable of serving in the United States Senate. The footage is difficult to watch. McConnell appears frail, requires considerable assistance, and seems to

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky introduced articles of impeachment Tuesday against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing one of President Donald Trump’s most prominent Cabinet officials of committing “high crimes and misdemeanors.” Massie’s move comes only days after congressional Democrats reportedly began preparing their own campaign against Hegseth

The Supreme Court dealt President Donald Trump a significant election-year setback Monday, refusing to allow his administration to enforce new U.S. Postal Service safeguards for mail ballots before November’s midterm elections. The justices denied the administration’s request to pause a lower-court injunction blocking the regulations.