The biggest cryptocurrency theft ever recorded just became a national-security story.
Hackers drained an estimated $6.3 billion from Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, in a lightning-fast operation that blockchain
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A Biden-appointed federal judge has escalated a fight over President Trump's plan to rebuild a Washington, D.C., golf course into a formal investigation of his own Justice Department.
James Comey asked a federal judge to shut down the Justice Department's latest case against him. On Friday, the judge declined to do it — at least for now.
President Trump's administration is doing something Washington somehow avoided for nearly three decades: reopening America's infant-formula nutrient standards and bringing them up to date.
What was meant to delight White House trick-or-treaters turned into a jolt for people across Washington—and a brief interruption at the capital's busiest airport.
President Trump's Justice Department is putting nearly $300 million behind a simple message that too many politicians abandoned years ago: Americans do not have to accept violent streets as normal.
Sen. Ted Cruz is sounding an alarm that Republicans in Texas have not had to hear in a generation: even the state's down-ballot races may be in danger.
The laptop is open to another page about gold IRAs, and you've scrolled the same section twice.
You close the lid and push the chair back. You'll look at it again tomorrow. You told yourself the same thing before.
One of the most controversial scenes from Detroit's 2020 ballot count is back under scrutiny.
A newly published review of election records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit is raising fresh questions about the moment
Elon Musk expressed three primary concerns if Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, Senate, and presidency in the 2028 elections.
He is concerned Democrats will:
President Trump has canceled rallies in Kansas and Iowa this weekend, opting for a series of tele-rallies ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
