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The Senate confirmed Colin McDonald on Tuesday as the Justice Department's top fraud prosecutor, putting a veteran federal attorney in charge of a sweeping effort to recover billions of taxpayer dollars lost to state-level fraud schemes.

Kermit Gosnell, a doctor convicted of murdering babies after they had been born, reportedly died in a Pennsylvania prison.

The state of California has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over an order demanding that Sable Offshore Corporation restart its oil pipelines in the state.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer personally awarded eight Meritorious Service Medals and two Purple Hearts to Old Dominion University ROTC cadets this week for stopping the March 12 terrorist attack on the Norfolk, Virginia campus.

Nick Adams will serve as the special presidential envoy for "American tourism, exceptionalism, and values."

A California public school district allegedly issued fraudulent high school diplomas to students living in China through a secret "sister school" partnership, a sweeping new audit has found.

The Pentagon has updated its media policy after a court issued an order demanding that the Trump administration's press access policy be changed, arguing that it was unconstitutional.

Costa Rica has signed an initial agreement with the United States to accept deportees from other countries.

Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) told CNN's Kasie Hunt on "The Arena" that President Trump is "lying" about holding discussions with Iran.

Republicans on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform launched a formal investigation into what they're calling "rampant taxpayer fraud" in California's hospice industry, demanding records from Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and raising questions about billions in Medicare losses.