In a recent bribery trial, former top U.S. agricultural official, Ted McKinney, painted a damning picture of Senator Bob Menendez. McKinney accused Menendez of attempting to thwart his efforts to disrupt an unexpected monopoly that had emerged over the certification of meat exported to Egypt.

On Friday, President Biden was confronted with questions about potential criminal prosecution after his term, similar to the situation faced by his predecessor, Donald Trump.

In a recent interview, Bill O'Reilly, the former Fox News star, proposed that President Joe Biden should pardon both his son, Hunter Biden, and Donald Trump, the former president, as a means of healing the nation.

Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee have called upon Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to testify before the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government.

Federal authorities are currently probing an incident involving an American Airlines aircraft that was forced to abort its takeoff from Reagan National Airport to prevent a potential collision with another plane landing on a crossing runway.

The Wall Street Journal has reported a significant blow to government pensions invested in commercial real estate, a crisis that is jeopardizing the retirement plans of average Americans.

In a recent episode of The View, the sisters of Nicole Brown Simpson, Denise, Tanya, and Dominique Brown, courageously shared their perspective on Nicole's tragic murder in 1994.

Jose Ibarra, a 26-year-old illegal immigrant from Venezuela, pleaded not guilty on Friday to 10 charges related to the alleged murder of Augusta University student Laken Riley.

In a significant political development, Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia has officially severed ties with the Democratic Party to register as an independent.

In the wake of Austin, Texas, being ranked fifth on a list of cities with the "highest number of move-outs" by removal company PODS, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has voiced his concerns.