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Donald Trump tried to enlist Justice Dept. to overturn election, documents show
Documents released by a U.S. congressional panel on Tuesday revealed new details of how then-President Donald Trump tried to mobilize the Justice Department last year to join his failed effort to overturn his election defeat based on his false claims of voting fraud. -
Joe Biden says Queen Elizabeth asked about Putin and Xi
U.S. President Joe Biden said Britain's Queen Elizabeth reminded him of his mother and that she had asked about China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin as they had tea at Windsor Castle on Sunday. -
Jill Biden rubs shoulders with royalty on British visit
U.S. first lady Jill Biden visited a school in Cornwall with Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge on Friday, as senior members of Britain's royal family joined world leaders for series of events around the G7 summit on Friday. -
Joe Biden Suffering From Early Signs Of Dementia?
Joe Biden is sparking rumors that he could be suffering from dementia. -
Lawyers for Black man killed by N.Carolina officers to release autopsy
The fatal shooting last Wednesday of Andrew Brown Jr., 42, led to six straight nights of protests in Elizabeth City, a riverfront community near the Virginia border whose population of about 18,000 is half African American. -
Biden's budget meets criticism from right and left on Pentagon spending
U.S. President Joe Biden asked Congress to sharply hike spending on climate change, cancer and underperforming schools, but his first budget wishlist on Friday drew howls of bipartisan concern over military spending. -
U.S. Senate boosts aid to small states in coronavirus relief bill
With no votes to spare, Democrats are tweaking the bill to ensure that all 50 of their members support it. On Thursday, they said they had increased the minimum amount of aid each state would get -- a move likely to please those who represent sparsely populated states like Vermont. -
Alabama extends mask mandate for a month, breaking with Texas, Mississippi
Alabama’s mask mandate, due to expire on Friday, will remain in effect to April 9, but no longer, Governor Kay Ivey said. -
Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan passes hurdle in U.S. House
The House Rules Committee turned back scores of Republican attempts to modify the package and sent it to the House floor for passage late Friday or early Saturday. -
U.S. House Democrats ready first step toward $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill
Republicans have pushed back on the $1.9 trillion price tag of Biden's proposal, which comes on top of $4 trillion in COVID-19 aid last year. On Monday, the president met with 10 Senate Republicans to discuss their own scaled-back $618 billion plan. -
Democrats plan initial steps on Biden COVID-19 relief for next week
The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives will begin moving forward next week on President Joe Biden's plan to deliver a fresh infusion of COVID-19 relief to Americans and businesses reeling from the pandemic, top Democrats said on Thursday. -
Family of Black man killed by Cincinnati store owner seeks federal civil rights probe
Da'Shawn Tye, 19, was shot at the Mages Grocery in the Ohio city's Price Hill neighborhood on Nov. 19. On Dec. 9, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters announced no charges would be filed, saying Tye was attempting to rob the store for the third time.
