The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to examine the question of whether former President Donald Trump possesses immunity from prosecution in the Special Counsel's federal election interference case.

On Wednesday, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, the presidential physician, disclosed the outcomes of Joe Biden's annual physical examination, affirming the absence of any new health issues.

Hunter Biden appeared before the House Oversight and Judiciary committees in Congress on Wednesday for a closed-door deposition, following his initial refusal to attend over two months ago, risking potential contempt of Congress charges.

In a shocking revelation, an investigation into the Kentucky Department of Corrections has uncovered a disturbing pattern of sexual misconduct and other forms of malfeasance among its current and former employees.

Harvard University's recent initiative to address the escalating issue of antisemitism within its campus has been met with skepticism and controversy.

Tyler Jay Boebert, the eldest son of Republican Representative Lauren Boebert of Colorado, was apprehended by the Rifle Police Department on Tuesday following a series of reported property thefts in the area.

In a bid for the U.S. Senate, Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA), known for his denial of the 2016 election results, is once again centering his campaign around former President Donald Trump.

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has announced his decision to step down from his position in November, after more than two decades of service, making him the longest-serving Senate leader in history.

In a recent court filing, legal representatives for Sam Bankman-Fried, the embattled cryptocurrency entrepreneur, have requested a lenient sentence akin to that of Michael Milken, the infamous "junk bond king" of the 1980s.

Two suspects, Lyndell Mays and Dominic Miller, involved in the Kansas City Super Bowl Parade shooting, are considering utilizing the "stand your ground" law as part of their defense strategy.