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Attorney General William Barr is willing to drop the death penalty for two ISIS detainees after the British government was forced to withhold key evidence in the case.

The administration views the popular video-sharing app as a possible danger to national security due to its Chinese ownership.

A Lincoln Project ad, titled, "We Will Vote," claims Trump wants to delay the election because "he won't win" and labels him a "failed President" due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and economy.

Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke has been banned from using Twitter.

Twitter permanently bans former KKK leader David Duke

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci was optimistic about a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year during the House Select Subcomittee hearing.

Protesters reportedly policed themselves during the latest protest, with many in the crowd stopping others from throwing objects at the downtown federal courthouse and telling them to stop "playing into Trump's hands."

"When they say massage, that means erotic, okay?'" woman says referring to Maxwell and Epstein. Bill Clinton and Alan Dershowitz also mentioned in suit.

President Donald Trump starts off his day Thursday by condemning univeral mail-in voting and calling it the "greatest fraud."

President Donald Trump is all for a second stimulus check amounting to more than the $1,200 per individual proposed by Senate Republicans in their HEALS Act.

Portland police clear parks ahead of federal forces pullout

A bipartisan group of senators have backed a bill to boost Ukraine's armed forces, with Ukraine being a vital U.S. ally in the Eastern European region.

Gen. Anthony Tata tweeted inflammatory remarks about Islam and Barack Obama in 2018.

The House voted in favor of an amendment that would block a Trump-era policy barring individuals with a condition called gender dysphoria from serving in the military.

As coronavirus cases surge, unemployment claims are up and more deaths from COVID-19 continue to plague the U.S. Here's everything you need to know.

President Trump said Herman Cain, who died Thursday, "had an incredible career" and called him "a very special man, an American Patriot, and great friend."

The exchange between the two, compounded by statements from other members of the Trump administration, has raised question about the timetable of federal agent withdrawal from Portland.

Trump is expected to speak in front of the UN General Assembly in September, but other world leaders intend to deliver prerecorded video messages at the event amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

A three-judge panel split 2-1 in May over the question.

The legal document was filed on Wednesday.

The House minority leader says the lack of comprehensive rules puts everyone at risk.