Fox News’s Jesse Watters said Monday that former President Trump would “immediately” violate a possible protective order that special counsel Jack Smith requested a federal judge issue last week. “I'm sure he'll violate it immediately,” Watters said on Fox’s “The Five.” “He will, and he'll dare the judge to do something about it.” Smith...

Wayne Brady is pansexual, the entertainer and television host said in an interview with People magazine published Monday. “I am pansexual,” Brady said in the interview, which means he finds people attractive regardless of their sex or gender. “Bisexual — with an open mind!” Brady added. Brady said that he first shared the news of...

GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis said that he would not support punishments for women who violate abortion bans. "Not at all," DeSantis responded when NBC’s Dasha Burns asked whether he supported punishments for those who violate an abortion ban. "No, I don’t think this is an issue about the woman. I think a lot...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and four of his colleagues filed an amicus letter Monday, expressing strong concerns about a $1.18 billion sum that DuPont — and spinoffs Chemours and Corteva — said they would agree to pay affected providers. The attorneys general say they support moving forward with the settlement, but they argue in the new filing...

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Fed governor says more rate hikes may be on horizon Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman warned Monday that while the U.S. had made progress in bringing down inflation, additional interest rate increases “will likely be needed.”...

From the attorneys prosecuting his cases to his allies-turned-foes, few who have gone up against former President Trump have been spared his wrath. Now, in the days after his indictment over efforts to subvert the 2020 election results, Trump is directing his anger at a new target: U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing that...

Bernard Kerik, who helped lead a Trump campaign investigation in to false claims of voter fraud, met Monday with prosecutors from special counsel Jack Smith’s office. The meeting comes after Kerik, a former New York City police commissioner, turned over all documents relating to the effort to prosecutors last month. Timothy Parlatore, Kerik’s attorney, said...

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Ukraine peace summit members tight-lipped amid talk of progress A summit held in Saudi Arabia over the weekend to discuss peace proposals for Ukraine has been hailed as "productive" after more than 40 countries came together,...

Los Angeles government employees plan to “shut down” the city for 24 hours, joining the neighboring strikes of hotel workers, Hollywood actors and screenwriters across the region.   “#HotLaborSummer lives on,” SEIU Local 721 posted on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. “We're proud to join writers, actors, and our countless other Union siblings...

Members of the House Armed Services Committee have expressed concerns over the electrification of Army combat vehicles. Though such concerns have some merit, there is also a larger issue motivating research and development efforts — the growing demand for energy on the battlefield. Strategists analyzing a potential U.S.-China conflict will often comment on the challenges...