Paul Whelan, an American detained in Russia, wonders why he was left behind
Paul Whelan, a US citizen who remains imprisoned in Russia, is questioning why he was left behind in the prisoner swap that freed fellow American Trevor Reed.
Meadows’ texts reveal new details about the key role a little-known GOP congressman played in efforts to overturn election
Newly obtained text messages and recent court filings fill in significant gaps about the key role a little-known Pennsylvania Republican congressman played at almost every turn in scheming to reverse or delay certification of the 2020 election.
Here’s everything we’ve learned about January 6 in the last 72 hours (and what comes next)
The farther away we get from January 6, 2021, the more we learn about the circumstances surrounding it.
Biden flips the switch on Trump’s incandescent light bulb plan
In yet another rollback of a Trump-era policy, President Joe Biden's Department of Energy on Tuesday finalized a new efficiency rule to phase out older, high-energy incandescent light bulbs.
Mark Meadows’ 2,319 text messages reveal Trump’s inner circle communications before and after January 6
CNN has obtained 2,319 text messages that former President Donald Trump's White House chief of staff Mark Meadows sent and received between Election Day 2020 and President Joe Biden's January 20, 2021 inauguration.
READ: Text messages Sean Hannity, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ivanka Trump and others sent to Mark Meadows
CNN has obtained 2,319 text messages that former President Donald Trump's White House chief of staff Mark Meadows sent and received between Election Day 2020 and President Joe Biden's January 20, 2021 inauguration.
A crystal-clear issue: The White House is in desperate need of new glassware
It was during the George W. Bush administration that it was first noticed in earnest, and the massive state dinners of the Barack Obama era only solidified the situation: The White House was desperately in need of crystal.
Takeaways from the January 6-focused hearing on the bid to disqualify Marjorie Taylor Greene
A hearing Friday on the longshot bid to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from the ballot forced the far-right lawmaker to confront some of the incendiary rhetoric she's used in the past, even as she denied vehemently that she encouraged the violent January 6 attack on the Capitol.
Here’s who is eligible for student loan debt relief after Biden’s latest actions
The Biden administration has taken multiple actions to make it easier for federal student loan borrowers to receive debt forgiveness that they may already be entitled to under existing programs.
Supreme Court rules Puerto Ricans don’t have constitutional right to some federal benefits
Congress can exclude residents of Puerto Rico from some federal disability benefits available to those who live in the 50 states, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday.