Washington — U.S. Capitol Police said Thursday it is closing an investigation into a sex tape filmed in a Capitol Hill hearing room without pursuing charges, saying “there is currently no evidence that a crime was committed.” “For now, we are closing the investigation into the facts and circumstances surrounding a sex video that was recorded inside
A coalition of 26 state attorneys general are pressing congressional leaders to halt all American funding for the United Nations’ Palestinian aid group amid revelations the agency’s employees helped Hamas carry out an unprecedented attack on Israel. “It is time for Congress to stop funding this organization that rapes, murders, and kidnaps innocents—and that has
The former president appears to be reaping the benefits of his appeal in the election case. Former President Donald Trump’s federal election case has been on hold for 50 days as he appeals to a higher court on grounds that he is immune from prosecution. On Dec. 13, 2023, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued
President Biden repeated a dubious claim about the death of his son during a call with the parents of a U.S. service member who was recently killed in an attack on a base in Jordan.
Key elements of Maryland lawmakers' proposed juvenile justice system reforms are increased time on probation, new processes for cases involving firearms, and cooperation with police.
The decision announced on Thursday not to charge a Capitol Hill staffer who filmed a pornographic sex scene in a hearing room sparked outrage on social media.
Stanley Aronoff, a prominent Republican figure in Ohio politics, has died at 91. Aronoff served nearly four decades in the Ohio Legislature, officials say.