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Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday announced a nine-person team to help the Justice Department in a review of law enforcement’s response to the mass shooting last month at a Texas elementary school.

The recall is expected to set back progressives' plan for criminal justice reform.

Senator touts expensive electric cars as the answer to skyrocketing fuel costs.

Kyle Rittenhouse confirmed in an interview that he is readying to file lawsuits in a bid to “make the media pay”—months after he was acquitted on several murder charges in connection to the August 2020 shooting during a Wisconsin Black Lives Matter protest and riot.

President Trump enthusiastically endorsed GOP House leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) despite his efforts to convince the former president to resign.

A Pride Month event at a Dallas gay bar sparked massive social-media outrage over the weekend, after footage surfaced of children being invited to participate in a drag-queen show.

Three physicians are suing the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for launching what they allege is a “crusade” against ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19 that “unlawfully interfered” with the doctors’ ability to practice medicine.

New poll results show that fewer than 50% of the public now hold former President Donald Trump responsible for Jan. 6.

We interrupt Economy Month to bring you...Jan. 6.

After several days of various Washington Post staffers dragging internal feuds into the public square of Twitter, Executive Editor Sally Buzbee sent a memo to Post staff admonishing them to “treat each other with respect and kindness.”