New documents from Palm Beach, federal and Manhattan investigations reveal attempts to verify ages of alleged victims and Epstein's reported preferences, plus references to high-profile associates
Emails reveal February 2024 discussions among DOJ and FBI officials about possible FECA violations months after Sinema left the Democratic Party; no formal charges were pursued.
Federal court in Los Angeles hears challenges to Prop. 50 redistricting; DOJ argues race-based gerrymandering, while California officials defend legality and minority protections.
Wes Streeting avoids committing to safety of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, saying safety is for Parliament to decide, while stressing the need for high-quality end-of-life care.
Councilmember Ken Houston defended his conduct during a public safety meeting as he supported a $2 million Flock Safety contract amid protests from residents.
GOP committee reports $156.3 million raised this year and $89.9 million cash on hand as Democrats tout smaller war chest and mounting debt
Democrats say the initial disclosure falls short of Congress’s mandate; the department vows further releases in coming weeks and months.
Advocates for judicial independence raise alarms as Judge Hannah Dugan is convicted of felony obstruction; a verdict that sparked debate over immigration enforcement and the judiciary.
U.S. border policy would require disclosure of social-media history and other personal data from visa-waiver travelers, with a timeline that could be halted by lawsuits.