Trump Calls For 'Termination' Of Rules In U.S. Constitution
Donald Trump's comment is now putting some self-proclaimed constitutional conservatives in the hot seat over their support for him.
Political Scandals
Prosecutor: Evidence Shows Trump 'Explicitly' OK'd Tax Fraud
Former President Donald Trump has denied knowing that Weisselberg and other executives were dodging taxes.
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Treasury Making Trump Taxes Available To House Committee
Donald Trump had refused to release his tax returns during his 2016 presidential campaign or his four years in the White House.
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Oath Keepers' Stewart Rhodes Guilty Of Seditious Conspiracy
The rarely used, Civil War-era charge of seditious conspiracy calls for up to 20 years behind bars.
| AP and Maura Sirianni and Scripps News Staff
What To Expect As Jan. 6 Committee Wraps Up Its Work
Regardless of when the committee finishes its investigation, at least one probe into the former president's role on Jan. 6 will remain ongoing.
Jan. 6 House Committee Heads Toward Final Report Before Next Congress
A push to finish the report comes as Trump's Twitter is restored. Old tweets re-populated, including those that became important to the investigation.
Feds: Oath Keepers Sought 'Violent Overthrow' Of Government
A federal prosecutor told jurors Friday Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was preparing to lead rebellion to keep Joe Biden out of the White House.
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Garland Names Special Counsel To Lead Trump-Related Probes
A senior Justice Department official disclosed the appointment on Friday but did not reveal the identity of the special counsel.
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Former Pres. Trump Files Lawsuit To Avoid Jan. 6 Committee Subpoena
In the lawsuit, Trump's lawyers say the subpoena was an infringement of the former president's First Amendment rights.
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Paul Pelosi's Attacker Was On A Suicide Mission, Says Court Filing
David DePape appeared in court for the first time Tuesday. His defense said they would conduct a full investigation and look into his mental health.
Police: Pelosi Suspect Wanted To Break Speaker's Knees
David DePape has been charged with two federal crimes and is also facing state criminal charges.
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Herschel Walker Faces Abortion Allegation From 2nd Accuser
The second round of abortion allegations against Walker returned the issue to the forefront of the campaign in the final two weeks before elections.
| AP and Maura Sirianni
Jan. 6 Panel Interviews Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks
The interview comes as the investigation is winding down and as the panel has subpoenaed Trump for an interview in the coming weeks.
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Cheney: Jan. 6 Committee Won't Let Trump's Testimony Become 'A Circus'
The committee took the extraordinary step of subpoenaing the former president on Friday. It's unclear if Trump will comply with the subpoena.
Appeals Court: Lindsey Graham Must Testify In Georgia Election Probe
Graham had challenged his subpoena, saying his position as a U.S. senator protected him from having to testify in the state investigation.
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Worker Who Quietly Lowered Town's Fluoride For Years Resigns
Richmond, Vermont's water superintendent resigned after admitting that fluoride levels have not been in the recommended range for over a decade.
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Los Angeles Councilman De Leon Says He Will Not Resign Amid Uproar
De Leon called the comments in the private meeting "horrible" but said he will not resign "because there is a lot of work ahead."
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Justice Department Recommends 6-Month Sentence For Steve Bannon
Bannon is set to be sentenced Friday on two counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with the House committee investigating Jan. 6.
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Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Trump In Potential Final Public Meeting
The vote for Trump's testimony comes as the panel produces new evidence of Trump's state of mind as he refused to concede his loss to Joe Biden.
Trump Angrily Lashes Out After His Deposition Is Ordered
Trump has repeatedly tried to delay the collection of evidence in a defamation lawsuit lodged by a writer who says he raped her in the mid-1990s.
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Oath Keepers Jury Hears About Massive Weapons Cache On Jan. 6
Terry Cummings showed jurors a weapon he contributed to a so-called quick reaction force. The finding is a key piece of the Justice Department's case.
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Los Angeles City Council President Resigns After Leaked Racist Audio
Nury Martinez stepped down from the presidency but still remains on the City Council, amid calls for her removal.
Report: DOJ Weighing Charges For Hunter Biden's Alleged Tax Crimes
A Washington Post report says federal agents believe they have "sufficient evidence" to charge Pres. Biden's son with tax crimes and false statements.
| Scripps News Staff
Trump Asks Supreme Court To Intervene In Mar-a-Lago Dispute
Trump's lawyers said in their application to the Supreme Court that it was essential for the special master to have access to classified records.
| AP and Maura Sirianni and Scripps News Staff
Fugitive In Massive Navy Bribery Case Caught In Venezuela
Leonard Glenn Francis pleaded guilty in 2015 to bribing military officials so his company could overcharge the U.S. Navy for servicing ships.
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Trump Docs Probe: Court Lifts Hold On Mar-A-Lago Records
The ruling means the Justice Department will immediately regain access to the classified documents seized from Trump's Florida estate.
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New York Attorney General Sues Donald Trump And His Company
Trump's three eldest children were also named as defendants, along with two longtime company executives.
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Arbiter In Trump Docs Probe Signals Intent To Move Quickly
“We're going to proceed with what I call responsible dispatch," Raymond Dearie, a veteran Brooklyn judge, told lawyers.
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Veteran NY Judge Named As Arbiter In Trump Mar-a-Lago Probe
The judge granted the newly named special master, Raymond Dearie, access to the entire tranche of documents seized from Mar-a-Lago.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
What's Left As Jan. 6 Panel Sprints To Year-End Finish
The House Jan. 6 committee is coming close to a final report, but lawmakers say there is more to come than what's already come to light.
| AP and Maura Sirianni
