Alec Baldwin’s trial starts, and other headlines Alec Baldwin’s trial starts, and other headlines 02:24 Two deputies opened fire on a suspected carjacker just outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor last week. A deputy U.S. Marshal was at his post outside Sotomayor’s home last Friday, July 5, when at 1:17 a.m., Kentrell
A Sacramento, California city attorney reportedly threatened to fine a local Target store for public nuisance after reporting numerous thefts to police.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was pressed by Peter Doocy about who would be notified after Biden's cut-off time of 8 p.m. should a nuke be launched at the U.S.
The president announced plans to provide Ukraine with new air defense systems. WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden opened the annual North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Summit in Washington on July 9, addressing leaders of the world’s “greatest military alliance” amid rising global geopolitical tensions. “NATO is stronger than it’s ever been in its history,” President Biden said
A lawyer for Sen. Bob Menendez urged jurors on Tuesday to acquit him of every charge at the New Jersey Democrat’s corruption trial, saying federal prosecutors had failed to prove a single count beyond a reasonable doubt. The attorney, Adam Fee, told the Manhattan federal court jury that there were too many gaps in evidence
‘China is attempting to buy up America’s commercial infrastructure and farmland at a breakneck pace,’ Rep. Mike Bost said. Two Illinois lawmakers have asked the federal government to review a recent acquisition in which a Chinese state-run company took full ownership of a grain terminal strategically located on the Mississippi River. In a bipartisan letter
Top Democrats divided on Biden as nominee – CBS News Watch CBS News Congress returned to Washington this week after a recess, and Democrats have held a series of closed-door meetings to discuss President Biden’s place at the top of the ticket following his rough debate performance. Scott MacFarlane has more on what Democratic lawmakers