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Trump pleads not guilty in federal documents case, heads back out on campaign trail
Trump, the first former president charged with a federal crime, remains the leading contender for the Republican nomination for president in 2024
Questions and answers about Trump’s indictment on federal criminal charges
It’s the second indictment this year for the former president, who is also facing state business records fraud charges in New York.
The indictment is unsealed: Trump faces 37 felony counts in classified documents probe
The U.S. Justice Department on Friday unsealed the 37-count indictment against former President Donald Trump, who prosecutors accuse of “willful retention” of classified records.
On a record day in D.C. for smoke pollution, U.S. Senate panel debates wildfire strategy
Washington state Democrat Sen. Maria Cantwell said “America is waking up — at least on the East Coast — to this problem.”
Western lands fight erupts over Bureau of Land Management’s conservation proposal
Supporters say the proposal would lift conservation to the level of extractive uses, a responsible move to protect lands affected by climate change.
U.S. Supreme Court narrows scope of Clean Water Act
The justices issued separate opinions that showed a 5-4 split in how far they would allow federal jurisdiction to extend, with the conservative majority ruling to significantly narrow federal agency power.
Missouri man arrested for crashing truck, making threats near White House
Investigators’ first look at the incident suggested the man intentionally drove a truck into Lafayette Park’s bollards.
A default on the U.S. debt would be far worse than a government shutdown. Here’s how.
A default would potentially reduce payments that keep millions of households afloat, as well as payments to states and providers for health care for elderly and low-income Americans.
Rural electric co-ops to get $10.7B in USDA funds for clean energy grants, loans
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says a $10.7 billion investment will ensure “rural America is a full participant in this clean energy economy.”
New claims aired by GOP of Biden family influence-peddling, but questions remain
Records supported allegations of an influence-peddling scheme involving Biden’s son Hunter and other family members, Rep. James Comer said.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear N.J. fishing case that could limit federal agency powers
The case centers on New Jersey fishing operations that objected to paying for federal observers.
U.S. House GOP pushes through debt ceiling increase coupled with massive spending cuts
U.S. House Republicans passed their controversial plan to temporarily raise the nation’s borrowing limit and cut spending. A veto is likely.