Category: Politics

The Pentagon is in damage-control mode as Mattis tees off, and the New York Times faces a rebellion.

Even in speaking out, Murkowski’s comments reinforce how strained GOP criticism of Trump remains.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison upgraded charges Wednesday against former police officer Derek Chauvin, accused in the death of George Floyd, to second-degree murder. Other officers on the scene now face charges of aiding and abetting.

Now that the general has rebuked Trump’s entire presidency, they’re suddenly not so willing to say such nice things.

Attorney General Ken Paxton has claimed without evidence that universal voting by mail leads to widespread fraud.

The White House tweeted— then deleted— a video containing several misleading clips of protesters.

The Iowa Republican has argued that the president’s explanation for the firings is “not sufficient.”

The attorney general is directing President Trump’s response to violent protests from a command center in downtown Washington.

Biden took the virus seriously but misleadingly suggests he made policy proposals that would have saved thousands of lives

Email is a fundamentally insecure way to cast votes, but the District tried it out of desperation.

Jim Mattis’s rebuke of the president wasn’t the only broadside from the military brass as things got heated with protesters.

Stone, convicted of lying to Congress, has been ordered to report to federal prison later this month.