An 18-month investigation by the liberal media watchdog Columbia Journalism Review has delivered a major black eye to The New York Times and other Pulitzer Prize winners for their stories about the Trump-Russia saga, finding "serious flaws" in their coverage and no acknowledgment that the accusations of collusion with Moscow were never substantiated. Published January 31, 2023
Former President Donald Trump sued journalist Bob Woodward in federal court on Monday over interview recordings that Mr. Trump claims he didn't agree could be included in an audiobook. Published January 30, 2023
A Georgia district attorney urged a judge Tuesday to suppress a special grand jury's report on possible crimes by former President Donald Trump and his allies in their efforts to overturn the state's 2020 presidential election, saying she will decide soon whether to bring charges. Published January 24, 2023
Former President Donald Trump said Tuesday he had "an obligation" to call Georgia officials in protest of the 2020 election, as a state judge weighs whether to release a grand jury's report on possible election-law violations by Mr. Trump and his allies. Published January 24, 2023
Philadelphia ex-mob boss Joseph "Skinny Joey" Merlino said former President Donald Trump didn't know who he was when he posed for a photograph with him earlier this month at Trump International Golf Course in Florida. Published January 23, 2023
Congressional Republicans are criticizing House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark for failing to condemn violence against police after her 23-year-old daughter was charged with assaulting an officer during an anti-police demonstration in Boston. Published January 23, 2023
President Biden and his top advisers kept the discovery of classified documents secret from the public for 68 days in the futile hope that it could be swept under the rug without any blowback for his presidency, according to a report. Published January 20, 2023
Maryland's new Democratic governor, Wes Moore, is proposing a hiring spree to beef up the state government workforce in his first state budget. Published January 20, 2023
The Treasury Department started taking "extraordinary measures" to stave off default Thursday as the federal government reached its legal borrowing capacity of $38.381 trillion, with no deal in sight between President Biden and House Republicans to raise the debt ceiling. Published January 19, 2023
Democrat Wes Moore took the oath of office as Maryland's 63rd governor Wednesday, becoming the first Black person to lead the state and promising an economic agenda that includes closing the "racial wealth gap." Published January 18, 2023
Criminal investigations in Atlanta, Washington and New York focusing on former President Donald Trump will determine by the end of this year whether prosecutors and Democrats prevail in their long-running and increasingly long-shot efforts to lock him up. Published January 16, 2023
The leader of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said Thursday that American business is "fed up" with a dysfunctional Washington. Published January 12, 2023
President Biden vowed Thursday to veto bills from the new House Republican majority that would cut IRS funding for hiring more agents and create a national sales tax, saying the GOP's plans would worsen inflation. Published January 12, 2023
Republicans mobilized Tuesday to investigate the discovery of classified government documents in an office once belonging to President Biden, who insisted he was just as surprised as they were by the revelation. Published January 10, 2023
Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas took the oath of office Tuesday and issued a series of executive orders barring the teaching of critical race theory and imposing freezes on new government hiring and new state regulations. Published January 10, 2023
Optimism among small business owners declined in December due to concerns about inflation and the economy falling into recession, the National Federation of Independent Business found in a survey released Tuesday. Published January 10, 2023
President Biden is unleashing a tidal wave of red tape, nearly tripling the number of the most costly regulations from the Trump era, as he imposes a governmentwide approach to climate change and social justice policies. Published January 5, 2023
"Kevin McCarthy walking into the new Congress with a fresh majority," Ms. Omar tweeted. Published January 5, 2023
Former President Donald Trump didn't move the needle at all Wednesday by campaigning for House Republicans to elect Rep.-elect Kevin McCarthy as speaker, renewing questions about Mr. Trump's sway over the party. Published January 4, 2023
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could be nearing the end of its run as a regulator free from Congress controlling its budget. Published December 29, 2022
