
Matt Gaetz's Associate Cooperating With Investigators
Unnamed sources told The New York Times Joel Greenberg gave information on how he and Gaetz paid women for sex using cash or gifts.
Unnamed sources told The New York Times Joel Greenberg gave information on how he and Gaetz paid women for sex using cash or gifts.
Gaetz denied sexual misconduct allegations and said they've been perpetuated by his political foes.
A judge reportedly gave Joel Greenberg until May 15 to enter his plea.
Former Florida tax collector Joel Greenberg is likely to strike a plea deal, per attorneys. He faces 33 charges, including sex trafficking a child.
Gaetz reportedly wanted a blanket preemptive pardon from the former president near the end of his term.
President Biden's son says he did nothing unethical on board of Burisima, is cooperating in federal investigation.
The newspaper cites people close to the investigation, as well as a review of text messages and payment receipts.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Gaetz would be removed from his committees only if claims of underage sex are proven.
The Justice Department is reportedly investigating a former relationship of his and whether he violated sex trafficking laws.
The latest accuser came forward at a press conference Monday and said the actions took place in her home in 2017.
Reed says the incident didn't take place the way the woman claims, but he takes full responsibility.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces allegations of sexual harassment and questions over the spread of COVID-19 in New York nursing homes.
A sixth woman has reported harassment by the New York governor.
Demonstrators marched on Cuomo's New York City office in wake of sexual harassment accusations by three women.
Jackson worked as the White House doctor from 2013 to 2018 under former Presidents Obama and Trump.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo released an apology Sunday after his office initially denied or dismissed the claims.
The judge in former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's case thinks he may not be right for the job. He lives in Flint, and is in a class-action lawsuit.
Ex-aide Lindsey Boylan says the governor promoted a toxic work environment, kissed her and suggested the two play strip poker.
A letter written by a former NYPD officer reveals details about the night Malcolm X was killed.
United Airlines says policy prevents sharing passenger personal information.
World leaders have denounced the violence at the Capitol and encourage a peaceful transfer of power.
The Justice Department opened a criminal investigation into the President-elect's son and his business ties in China and elsewhere.
Airlines are working to get the 737 Max flying again after the FAA approved fixes to the plane and training for pilots. Will passengers get on board?
The indictment accuses Mayor Lovely Warren and two associates of attempting to evade contribution limits.
Strzok claims president is willing to accept help from foreign countries for political gain.
Critics complained about the president and first lady speaking from the White House grounds. But a federal agency said those speeches are ok.
Bannon and other organizers are accused of scheming to keep donor money.
Federal Judge says outside parties can weigh in on Michael Flynn's criminal case.
The high court ruled that because their motivation was payback, not personal gain, they did not actually violate federal wire fraud laws.
The former U.S. National Security Adviser pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the FBI about conversations he had with a Russian ambassador.