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Suspect arrested in shooting of two Louisville police officers amid Breonna Taylor protests
Authorities have identified the suspect, but the names of the officers have yet to be released
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Mark McCloskey posts photo of himself with rifle after vowing to replace weapons he had to surrender
"Checking out my new AR!" McCloskey tweeted on Saturday along with photos of himself holding a gun.
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Ryan Binkley drops GOP presidential bid, endorses Trump
Binkley did not manage to qualify for any of the Republican National Committee's primary debates and largely self-funded his campaign, spending more than $10 million of his own money on the effort.
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Fulton County prosecutor's divorce attorney says he doesn't recall when Willis, Wade got together
"I do not have knowledge of it starting or when it started," Terrence Bradley said when questioned by a defense attorney about the relationship.
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Senate Republicans pledge to slow-walk Biden nominees over 'lawfare' against Trump
"While it is not our intent to bring any single nominee into disrepute, if our rights are challenged on the floor of the U.S. Senate, we will prosecute a forceful public case using all the tools at our disposal," they said.
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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's tweet flagged for saying Trump has to prove his innocence
The tweet was flagged for more context. "Law in the US assumes the innocence of a defendant and the prosecution must prove guilt for a conviction."
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Judge declines to dismiss Trump classified documents case
Cannon has rejected other attempts in the past, including an argument that his actions were protected under the Presidential Records Act.
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JD Vance says that people who were 'prosecuted unfairly' over J6 'should be pardoned'
Vance said he and Trump are “very much committed” to the equal administration of law. He added that they believe there were people who were “prosecuted unfairly.” “We need to rectify that.”
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Bragg's effort to stop Congress from probing Trump case collides with Pentagon Papers precedent
Manhattan DA's office used $5,000 in federal asset forfeiture funds in Trump case, opening door for lawmakers' power of the purse oversight.