Graham says he’ll sue DOJ for $500K over phone records from the Hill Max Rego
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Thursday he will sue the Department of Justice (DOJ) for $500,000 over investigators obtaining his phone records during special counsel…
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Trump moves controversial nominee Ingrassia to GSA post from the Hill Ryan Mancini
President Trump has tapped Paul Ingrassia to be deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration (GSA), less than a month after Ingrassia withdrew his…
Nevada’s top court revives state’s ‘fake electors’ case in Clark County from the Hill Ella Lee
Nevada’s top court on Thursday evening revived the state’s criminal case against the six “fake electors” who falsely claimed President Trump won the state’s 2020…
House committee sets hearing on congressional stock trading ban from the Hill Ryan Mancini
The Committee on House Administration will hold a hearing next Wednesday on banning congressional stock trading, which could lead to reforming the Stop Trading on…
Vance says he gives ‘a lot of credit’ to moderate Democrats in shutdown negotiations from the Hill Julia Manchester
Vice President JD Vance said on Thursday that he gives credit to the moderate Senate Democrats who the administration worked with during negotiations to end…
Vance dismisses speculation of rivalry with Rubio from the Hill Julia Manchester
Vice President JD Vance said in an interview that aired on Thursday that neither he nor Secretary of State Marco Rubio are entitled to the…
FBI, Tucker Carlson trade barbs over Trump’s attempted assassin from the Hill Ryan Mancini
The FBI on Thursday clapped back at conservative pundit Tucker Carlson after he claimed the agency lied about Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man who attempted…
Noem announces $10K bonuses for some TSA workers after shutdown from the Hill Ryan Mancini
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Thursday said she’s giving $10,000 bonuses to “exemplary” Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents following the end of the government…
Latest opioid settlement plan with OxyContin maker Purdue and Sackler family getting few objections … from the Independent Geoff Mulvihill
The company that makes OxyContin, members of the Sackler family who own it and many groups that sued over its role in the opioid crisis…
She wanted to keep her son in his school district. It was more challenging than it seemed … from the Independent Bianca Vzquez Toness
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PHOTO ESSAY: One single mom’s quest to find housing after an eviction … from the Independent Brynn Anderson and Bianca Vzquez Toness
Last year, Sechita McNair and her three kids were evicted from their apartment in a rapidly gentrifying Atlanta neighborhood. Read More
Getting the story: How an AP reporter chronicled a sensitive story about school and eviction … from the Independent Bianca Vzquez Toness
AP reporter Bianca Vázquez Toness has heard teachers worry that the most pernicious challenges their students face, like poverty or housing insecurity, are beyond the…
Malice review – Jack Whitehall and David Duchovny’s ‘wealth porn’ thriller is nuance-free pantomime … from the Independent Patrick Smith
Whitehall plays a vengeful ‘manny’ to the family of venture capitalist Duchovny and Carice van Houten, but the result is contrived, overblown and apparently aimed…
Partying is out, run clubbing is in – but what is my generation running from? … from the Independent Lydia Spencer-Elliott
Running clubs are now the place to be seen, socialise – and even date, but as a third of entries for next year’s marathon are…