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Biden's Justice Department defends Trump in E. Jean Carroll defamation case The Justice Department is attempting to push its way into a defamation suit against former President Donald Trump brought by writer E. Jean Carroll.

Senate confirms first Biden judicial nominee as Schumer promises to move 'swiftly' on picks The Senate Tuesday confirmed the first of President Biden's judicial nominees to a federal district court, starting a long effort for Biden and Senate Democrats to match the massive number of judges confirmed under former President Donald Trump.

Fired Florida health official plots run against Matt Gaetz Rebekah Jones, a critic of Governor Ron DeSantis’ COVID-19 response that claimed the governor told her to alter coronavirus data, took to Instagram to announce her candidacy on Monday hours after being suspended from Twitter for violating the site’s “rules against platform manipulation and spam.”

Harris Faulkner presses House Dem on violent crime: What is going on in your party? Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., is challenged on the surge in violent crime in Democrat-led cities on 'The Faulkner Focus.'

86% are fed up with Big Tech, survey finds. Here’s how to get your privacy back We’re not the only ones noticing. Probably due to government initiatives, tech companies are making changes to address these concerns.

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Ohio student checks pool noodle on Southwest flight in viral video Sydney Fowls, 19, from Columbus, Ohio, checked a blue pool noodle as her “second bag” on a Southwest Airlines flight to Florida last month.

North Carolina police officers hailed as heroes after rescuing woman from overturned, submerged vehicle Two police officers in North Carolina were in the right place at the right time last week when they spotted a woman trapped inside an overturned vehicle that had crashed into a ditch and was submerged in water.

Minneapolis crews work to reopen George Floyd Square, activists close it again City crews returned early Tuesday to a Minneapolis intersection where a memorial to George Floyd was assembled after his death last year and worked to reopen it to traffic by removing debris and makeshift barriers, only to have activists barricade the area again.

VA teacher reinstated by judge after being suspended for objecting to transgender policy on religious grounds Loudoun County phys-ed teacher Tanner Cross joins ‘America Reports’ alongside his attorney Tyson Langhofer

Minnesota sheriff pulls deputies from US Marshals task force over bodycams A sheriff in Minnesota is pulling his deputies from a federal U.S. Marshals task force amid concerns about a lack of transparency after state investigators say there is no body-camera, dash-camera or surveillance footage of the fatal officer-involved shooting of a Black man in Minneapolis last week.

Air Force Sgt. Steven Carrillo, accused in 2 murders, belonged to militia plotting 'war' against cops: report The Air Force sergeant accused of killing two law enforcement officers in California last year belonged to a militia group that was plotting a "war" against police, including considering taking cops as prisoners, stripping them naked and then leaving them "blindfolded with [their] hands bound" in the wilderness, a report says.