The Michigan Court of Appeals said Thursday it won't stop former President Donald Trump from appearing on the state's 2024 Republican primary ballot, turning aside challenges from critics who argue that his role in the 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol disqualifies him.

The man charged with setting a small fire at the courthouse hosting Donald Trump's civil business fraud trial burned papers bearing complaints about criminal justice, prosecutors said Thursday.

The apology letters that Donald Trump-allied lawyers Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro were required to write as a condition of their plea deals in the Georgia election interference case are just one sentence long.

The public is unhappy heading into 2024, and two recent books from veteran liberal observers show why this is the case.

Even postage stamps have succumbed to woke identity politics.

California Democrats may wish there were no downsides to the state’s forced transition to electric vehicles, but there are many.

The Senate voted Thursday to approve legislation granting back pay to senior military officers who had promotions delayed by Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) during his months-long hold. The bill unanimously passed Thursday provides a retroactive effect date for the promotions of senior officers. It still requires the House to approve it, and likely won’t happen...

President Biden and several other Democratic lawmakers pushed for gun reform on the 11th anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting. “Eleven years ago, the souths of Newtown, Connecticut, and the nation were pierced forever when twenty-six lives were stolen at Sandy Hook Elementary School by a lone shooter,” Biden posted on X,...

Marc Short, once the chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, said Thursday that Pence isn't likely to endorse President Trump for the 2024 election. “I don't think President Trump should be holding his breath for that,” Short said of an endorsement, in an appearance on The Hill on NewsNation. “I certainly would...

Rep. Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) said Russian President Vladimir Putin is “celebrating” as Congress goes home for its holiday break without passing aid for Ukraine. “Congress is heading home without sending additional aid to Ukraine. Right now, Putin is celebrating,” Quigley said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. He added, “Once...