How the Manhattan DA could pressure Allen Weisselberg to cooperate against Trump
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No casualties among US troops near ‘indirect fire’ attack in Syria
An area in eastern Syria where some US troops are based came under an "indirect fire attack" Saturday but no casualties were reported, according to a US defense official.
Four states investigate the online fundraising tactics of both political parties
Four state attorneys general are examining the fundraising practices of the main online platforms used by the Republican and Democratic parties.
Analysis: How long-standing mistrust of government is hurting our vaccination efforts
Americans have lacked trust in the federal government since the 1970s. From the late 1950s until the Watergate scandal, a majority of Americans said they trusted the federal government to do the right thing most of the time. But since then, it's been a minority (with the exception of the period after the 9/11 attacks).
Justice Department releases videos of Jan. 6 cop-dragging attack near pro-Trump rioter who died
The Justice Department released new police body camera footage Friday showing one of the most disturbing assaults during the Capitol insurrection -- where three officers waded into the crowd to save a pro-Trump rioter who was trampled, only to be stripped of their protective gear, dragged down a set of stairs and attacked with crutches,
Biden warns Putin during call: ‘We expect him to act’ on Russian ransomware attacks
President Joe Biden urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to take action to disrupt criminal ransomware groups in Russia on a call Friday morning -- their first publicized discussion since a summit in Geneva last month.
New DHS intel chief installed at office plagued by Trump-era controversy
Homeland Security official John Cohen will take over leadership of the department's intelligence branch, an office that is still trying to find its footing after a series of controversies during the Trump administration.
Biden fires top official at Social Security Administration after he refuses to resign
President Joe Biden on Friday fired Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul after he refused to submit his resignation as the President had requested, a White House official told CNN.
White House officials start to lay out Biden’s sweeping social safety net plan for allies
White House officials have begun laying out the contents of President Joe Biden's sweeping plan to expand the social safety net for its allies inside and outside of Congress as they get ready to move on Capitol Hill without Republican support.
Biden picks Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti for ambassador to India
President Joe Biden is set to announce he's selecting Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti as his ambassador to India, pending Senate confirmation, according to a White House official.