A U.S. Treasury employee has been arrested and charged with leaking mulitple reports about suspicious financial transactions to media outlets. The woman, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, will face criminal charges in New York. » Read More
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The fate of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi remains unknown after he entered a Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2. » Read More |
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Daniels sued Trump in April, after Trump sent a tweet accusing the adult film actress and director of a "total con job" following her appearance on daytime talk show "The View." » Read More |
Judge S. James Otero said that Trump's April tweet, accusing Daniels of a "total con job" after her appearance on daytime talk show"The View," was "the definition of protected rhetorical hyperbole."
President Donald Trump is on the verge of naming Pat Cipollone, a veteran Washington litigator and a loyalist of the president, as White House Counsel, two reports said.
The question-and-answer phase between Trump's legal team and Mueller follows months of negotiations between the two sides over the format and subject matter of a potential interview with the president.
"The one thing I've learned from John McCain above all else is that, in moments like this, you have to embrace your values," Graham said. "No more transactional interactions."
Judge T.S. Ellis, whose district court in Alexandria, Va., bears a plaque above the entrance doors declaring "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied," threw cold water on the prosecutors' apparent scheduling preferences.
Fans could be able to buy t-shirts, shampoo and even candles featuring a black and white image of the athlete and activist with a beard, mustache and afro hairstyle, which he has applied to trademark.
Republican operative who spent the final months of his life seeking out Hillary Clinton's deleted emails developed a relationship with Trump's former national security advisor Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn as early as 2015, WSJ reported.
Legrand Law Founder and Partner Rebecca LeGrand and Dickinson Wright Partner Jacob Frenkel debate a new New York Times op-ed asserting that insider trading laws haven't kept up with the crooks.
Trump has been traveling to host campaign-style rallies in many of the states he carried during the 2016 presidential election where Republican candidates are up for re-election in the November midterms.
It is illegal to collect data on children under the age of 13, but some gaming apps may be violating that law.
Brett Kavanaugh was sworn in on Saturday as the 114th Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, after the Senate voted confirm his nomination amid an emotional, weeks-long debate.
In the current divisive political environment, Kagan said the court needs to be seen as "above the fray" to preserve its legitimacy. Sotomayor agreed.
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood is opposing President Donald Trump's effort to dismiss a lawsuit she filed in June against the president, his three adult children and the Trump Foundation.
Shares of the automaker fell more than 2 percent after hours following the tweet.
Travelers entering New Zealand who refuse to disclose passwords for their digital devices during forced searches could face prosecution and fines of more than $3,000. New Zealand is the first country to impose such penalties, according to The New York Times.
Three of the seven defendants in the indictment announced Thursday were previously charged by special counsel Robert Mueller, a Justice Department official said.
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