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.
| AP
Political Scandals
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.
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.
| AP
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.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
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.
| AP and Bianca Facchinei and Haley Bull
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.
| AP
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
Politician Accused Of Killing Las Vegas Journalist Appears In Court
County Public Administrator Robert Telles has been ordered to remain jailed without bail pending arraignment on a murder charge.
| Sean DeLancey and AP
Affidavit Details Classified Documents Found In Mar-a-Lago Search
Though redactions cover about half of the filing, information shown reveals a "significant number of civilian witnesses" gave information.
Justice Dept. Releases Redacted Mar-A-Lago Search Affidavit
A "preliminary triage" of the documents revealed "184 unique documents bearing classification markings," according to the affidavit.
| AP and Nathaniel Reed
Clinton Campaign, DNC Fined For Misreporting Steele Dossier Payments
The Clinton campaign agreed to a civil penalty of $8,000 and the DNC $105,000 for payments made to conduct research on Donald Trump's ties to Russia.
| AP
Prince Andrew Stripped Of Military Affiliations
The prince is currently embroiled in a sexual assault lawsuit filed by a woman who claims he abused her when she was 17 years old.
| AP
Misdemeanor Sex Crime Complaint Filed Against Former Gov. Cuomo
An Albany County Sheriff's Office investigator has filed a complaint against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo accusing him of forcible touching.
| AP
Interview: Fiona Hill on Political Division, Former President Trump
"They thought that he was going to cut through these flawed political groupings," said Fiona Hill on the mindset of voters for former President Trump.
Cuomo Exits, Hochul To Take Office Minus 'Distractions'
Cuomo was set to end his term at 11:59 p.m.
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New York Assembly Suspends Cuomo Impeachment Investigation
Following Cuomo's resignation, speaker of the Assembly Judiciary Committee said it can't impeach an elected official who is no longer in office.
| AP
Hochul Says She'll Run For Governor After Finishing Cuomo's Term
Cuomo announced Tuesday that he would resign rather than face a likely impeachment trial.
| AP and Lauren Stephenson
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Resigns
Cuomo still faces the possibility of criminal charges, with a number of prosecutors around the state moving to investigate him.
| AP
Accuser Files Criminal Complaint Against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo
The woman claims Gov. Cuomo groped her breast.
| AP and Kamil Zawadzki
Impeachment Inquiry Into New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Nears Completion
The panel conducting the inquiry gave him until August 13 to submit evidence in his defense.
| AP and Jay Strubberg
Trump Organization Lawyers To Meet With Prosecutors
Prosecutors have been scrutinizing Trump’s tax records, subpoenaing documents and interviewing witnesses, including Trump insiders and company execs.
New York Appeals Court Suspends Rudy Giuliani From Practicing Law
The ruling, signed Thursday, will prevent Giuliani from representing clients as a lawyer.
| AP
DOJ Investigating Trump Data Seizures
It's not clear why the Trump administration was investigating a sitting White House counsel.
| AP
Trump DOJ Seized Data From House Democrats
The DOJ used a grand jury to subpoena Apple for the data.
| Simon Kaufman and AP
Justice Department To Defend Trump Rape Case
The Justice Department is carrying on an effort that began under former U.S. Attorney General William Barr while Trump was still in office.
| Simon Kaufman and AP
Rep. Matt Gaetz Faces Possible Obstruction Of Justice Charge
Rep. Matt Gaetz is under a federal sex-trafficking investigation.
NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo To Reporters: I Didn't Do Anything Wrong
New York's governor spoke to journalists for the first time in months.
