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Federal appeals court, calling COVID-19 threat 'frivolous,' rules to allow first federal execution in 17 years
A federal appeals court ruled the first federal execution in 17 years should go forward Monday, overturning an injunction to spare Daniel Lewis Lee.
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'You can't do that': Fox News host Wallace confronts DeVos on threat to redirect funds from schools
Chris Wallace asked Betsy DeVos "under what authority" she and Trump were going to "unilaterally cut off funding" to schools that refuse to reopen.
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'Republicans are really fed up': GOP increasingly splits with Trump as his polls drag
Weeks before Trump accepts his party's nomination, cracks are deepening among Republican lawmakers, who have sought to distance themselves from him.
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'It was only done to make me look bad': Trump denounces border wall section funded by supporters
"I disagreed with doing this very small (tiny) section of wall, in a tricky area, by a private group which raised money by ads," Trump said Sunday.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham said he will call Robert Mueller to testify before his committee
Robert Mueller broke his yearlong silence Saturday, penning an op-ed that defends the Russia investigation and the prosecution of Roger Stone.
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Trump wears mask while visiting wounded soldiers, medical workers at Walter Reed hospital
President Trump, who has been criticized for not wearing a mask at public events, donned one while visiting wounded soldiers at Walter Reed hospital.
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'We do expect deaths to go up,' warns White House COVID-19 task force's Adm. Giroir as cases rise
Brett Giroir, who oversees coronavirus testing, said mask wearing is "essential" to stopping the spread of coronavirus and reinstating lockdowns is "on the table." […]
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Polls show Trump is losing to Joe Biden. They said the same thing 4 years ago against Hillary Clinton
Polls got it wrong when they showed Hillary Clinton defeating Trump in 2016. But pollsters say surveys showing Biden over Trump are more trustworthy.
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Former Russia special counsel Robert Mueller defends Roger Stone prosecution in wake of Trump commutation
Robert Mueller challenges President Trump: Roger Stone was "prosecuted and convicted because he committed federal crimes."
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More than 1 in 3 Americans say they know someone who has been sick from coronavirus, survey shows
The number of Americans who say a member of their immediate family has been sick with coronavirus more than doubled since March.
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Year of surprise Supreme Court rulings shows influence of powerful chief justice John Roberts
The court's unpredictability is largely the work of Chief Justice John Roberts, who has become a hugely influential figure in American life.
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Trump grants clemency to ally Roger Stone after railing against 'unfair' conviction, sentencing
Trump's decision to grant clemency to Roger Stone came days before the operative was expected to report to prison for lying to Congress.
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Top writer for Fox News host Tucker Carlson resigns amid allegations of racist, sexist posts
The top writer for Fox News host Tucker Carlson has resigned following reports that he posted racist, sexist comments on an online forum.
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Top writer for Tucker Carlson resigns
The top writer for Tucker Carlson, Fox News host, has resigned.
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Rep. Matt Gaetz rents office space from donor, former client despite House rules: report
Rep. Matt Gaetz defended his actions in tweets ahead of the report's publication, saying he was "getting a deal for taxpayers."
