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An overlooked detail in the DOJ IG's report on anti-Trump bias in the FBI includes the discovery that a pair of agents had conversations expressing their support for Trump.

John Durham said his investigation of FBI conduct during its investigation of Russian interference conflicts with IG Michael Horowitz's report.

Three former Trump aids convicted of federal crimes appear to be lobbying the president to grant them pardons. Will it work?

On Sunday, President Trump made 105 tweets touching on a wide range of subjects, though he focused heavily on the impeachment process.

Newly released documents show how U.S. officials deliberately concealed the fact that the war in Afghanistan was not making progress.

House Democrats appear ready to draft the articles of impeachment against President Trump this week and may finish by Friday.

Rep. Devin Nunes accused a reporter of "stalking" him after being asked about his connection to Lev Parnas, who is facing indictment for allegedly funneling foreign money to Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

For the third time, Republicans in the Senate have blocked a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide. But why?

Over three days, Senate Republicans have confirmed eight judicial nominees, most of whom are ranked as "not qualified" but the American Bar Association.

Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has taken an unexpected trip to Kiev to hold talks with Ukrainians backing allegations of Biden-linked corruption.

Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted a poll of voters in Oklahoma's fifth district, which showed a surprisingly high support for impeachment.

Judge Dianne Hensley of Waco, Texas, has been sanctioned for refusing to conduct marriages for same-sex couples.

The new appointee to the federal agency on homelessness, Robert Marbut, has a history of advising cities to forbid charitable food handouts to homeless people.

A new poll of college students shows Sen. Sanders rising to first place with Trump remaining steadily at second place.

Federal prosecutor John Durham, tasked by Attorney General William Barr to investigate the legality of the investigation into Russian interference in 2016, has reportedly found that the FBI acted appropriately.

Republican candidate for Congress George Buck came under fire after calling for "traitors" including Rep. Ilhan Omar to be "hung."

The campaign for Democratic Presidential Nominee Andrew Yang have told the FBI that they have received various emails promising violent attacks during Yang's visit to New Hampshire.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr has said that communities with protests against law enforcement could see less police protection as a result.

Lobbyist George Nader and key Mueller investigation witness has been charged with concealing $3.5 million in donations to Clinton's 2016 campaign.

A federal appeals court has shot down President Donald Trump's latest legal attempt to prevent the release of his financial records to the House of Representatives.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is facing intense criticism from his fellow Democratic nominee candidates and it could become a major hurdle to clear for his campaign.

Polling of voters in eight battleground states show opposition to impeaching President Trump has a narrow lead over support, which may indicate Democrats' coming difficulties in 2020.

Actor Mark Ruffalo, of 'Avengers' fame, tweets that it's time for Americans to have an 'economic revolution.'

A civil rights group plans to take the Department of Homeland Security to court over failing to explain their decision to defund anti-hate groups.

Former FBI lawyer Lisa Page speaks publicly for the first time since being dismissed from the Robert Mueller investigation