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Trump cancels press conference to show 'conclusive' election fraud report
Willis charged Trump and 18 of his political allies with charges under the state's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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Texas congressman says politicians who received 'stolen money' from FTX need to return it
'This is stolen money that was then given to politicians,' Rep. Lance Gooden said
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DC police officer charged with murder in connection with pursuit of moped driver who fatally crashed
Two Metropolitan Police Department officers have been charged in the 2020 incident. Lawyers have entered not guilty pleas.
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Special prosecutor to probe Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in Trump case
Jones argued that Willis had a conflict of interest in the case because she raised money for the Democrat who lost to him in 2022.
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You Vote: Is the Jan. 6 committee probe an illegitimate witch hunt or critical to protect democracy?
Republicans launching counteroffensive against committee, which is ramping up hearings.
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As FTX investors were bilked, DC politicians benefited from Bankman-Fried's alleged fraud
The disgraced crypto mogul allegedly began committing fraud from FTX's inception, all the while donating millions to lawmakers and political groups in what prosecutors say was a bid to buy influence across the nation's capital.
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Ex-FBI agent in Russia collusion probe may change plea to charges he aided Russian oligarch
After pleading not guilty, a judge scheduled a new plea proceeding for McGonigal next week.
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Judge rules Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis can stay on Trump election interference case
Fulton County Superior Judge Scott McAfee oversaw the Willis, Wade case
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Two Estonian citizens arrested for alleged involvement in $575 million cryptocurrency fraud
"New technology has made it easier for bad actors to take advantage of innocent victims – both in the U.S. and abroad – in increasingly complex scams."
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Bragg's office drops attempted murder charge for garage attendant who shot alleged thief
Diarra's lawyer, Charles Clayman, told the Post he suspected authorities had sought to "sort things out" and that "they just didn't have time to start talking to witnesses at that point.