Anti-Trump activist John Earle Sullivan is caught up in another legal tangle in addition to the criminal charges he faces in Provo, Utah, for a summer protest and in Washington for the Jan. 6 invasion of the U.S. Capitol.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reportedly began covering up the COVID-19 death toll almost as soon as the epidemic of nursing-home deaths began.
A just-released congressionally mandated study from the Government Accountability Office finds women across the military face a “pink tax” — higher bills for essential uniform items from pantyhose and dress shoes to mandatory handbags — than do their male counterparts, a burden especially heavy for female officers.
Justice Department court filings have singled out fringe-right Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys for instigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Russel L. Honore, whom House Speaker Nancy Pelosi named to head a security review of the U.S. Capitol, has stated that he believes the U.S. Capitol Police and the House and Senate sergeants at arms were "complicit" in the deadly Jan. 6 riot.
Obinwanne Okeke, a Nigerian businessman once featured in a Forbes "30 under 30" list, was sentenced by a U.S. judge to 10 years in federal prison Tuesday for his role in a computer fraud scheme.
A Nevada man pleaded guilty Wednesday in a rare voter fraud case dating to the 2016 presidential election, state Attorney General Aaron Ford said.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called Tuesday for an investigation into the operator of the state's electricity grid after devastating outages that left millions of residents during this week's historic deep freeze, calling the utility's performance "anything but reliable."
A Delaware judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by former Donald Trump campaign operative Carter Page against the media company that includes Yahoo! and AOL and that formerly owned HuffPost.
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Homeland Security spent more than $20 million for detention beds that went unused during just one month last year, according to a new congressional audit.
Steve Schmidt, a leader of the anti-Trump group The Lincoln Project, announced his resignation from the organization's board Friday night amid the fallout of a sexual harassment scandal involving a co-founder of the group, John Weaver.
An uptick in ransomware complaints flooded the FBI in 2020's final months, including a spate of attacks on hospitals, The Washington Times has learned.
While officers concede some White supremacists may have entered their ranks, they say civil rights groups insisting it's a ticking time bomb have exaggerated those numbers.
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The federal government warned Thursday that the breach of a Florida town's water treatment plant's security likely resulted from poor password security and the use of an outdated operating system.
Americans who came forward when they spotted what they thought was suspicious activity in the 2020 presidential election say they got a message loud and clear: If you see something, shut up about it.
Doctors on a Veterans Affairs research project harvested liver tissue from sick veterans without their consent, breaking the department's own rules and placing the patients themselves "at serious risk," the government's top whistleblower watchdog agency said in a report to President Biden this week.
Prosecutors in Georgia's largest county have opened a criminal investigation into former President Trump's phone call to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger urging him to "find" enough votes to overturn the state's election results, a spokesperson for the Fulton County District Attorney's office said Wednesday.
A hacker breached a Florida water treatment plant and attempted to change the toxicity of drinking water before an operator at the plant intervened and prevented any damage, according to Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri.
Georgia's secretary of state's office on Monday opened an investigation into a phone call between Donald Trump and the state's top elections official in which the then-president said he wanted to "find" enough votes to overturn his loss in the state, an official said.
A hacker gained unauthorized entry to the system controlling the water treatment plant of a Florida city of 15,000 and tried to taint the water supply with a caustic chemical, exposing a danger that cybersecurity experts say has grown as systems become both more computerized and accessible via the internet.
Even before COVID-19 killed more than 136,000 nursing home residents around the country, infection prevention and control was a major problem at community centers operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to a just-released report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
When the coronavirus forced churches to close their doors and give up Sunday collections, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlotte turned to the federal government's signature small business relief program for more than $8 million.
A voting technology company is suing Fox News, three of its hosts and two former lawyers for former President Donald Trump -- Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell -- for $2.7 billion, charging that the defendants conspired to spread false claims that the company helped "steal" the U.S. presidential election.
Trump-supporting Atlanta attorney L. Lin Wood is under investigation for potential voter fraud, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger's office said Tuesday.
