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The arrest was the latest in the Trump administration’s aggressive pursuit of government workers who share classified information with journalists.

Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, was scheduled to appear before a trio of committees Tuesday morning. Now he's being subpoenaed.

Officers fired 20 shots at the 22-year-old, who was struck multiple times, in the backyard of his grandparents' house.

An Arizona elected official is facing dozens of charges in three states in connection with a multimillion-dollar adoption scheme in which he allegedly smuggled more than 40 women into the U.S. from the Marshall Islands, promising them money in exchange for their babies.

The Trump administration owes the United Nations about $1 billion in payments at a time when the multilateral organization said it is facing its "worst cash crisis" in a decade,

More than 500,000 are without power as California’s largest utility tries to avoid igniting another wildfire.

While Thursday’s snowfall probably won’t wind up in the record books or shut down schools and businesses, the season’s first measurable snowfall for the Denver metro area could le…

President Trump's order to pull American forces out of northern Syria has already been a disaster, according to former George W. Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen.

Aurora Cannabis (ACB) strengthened its footing in the medical cannabis industry by launching a new product. The stock rose 2.1% in pre-market trading today.

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For the first time in almost 40 years British members of Parliament will sit on a Saturday to try and decide the way forward on Brexit. MPs will be called to...

President Trump on Wednesday said he would speak to the wife of an Amerian diplomat who left Brittain after becoming a suspect in a deadly wrong-way car crash that killed a teenager, resulting in an outcry from UK leaders and igniting a debate over privileges of diplomatic immunity.

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Constitutional lawyers say Trump's unprecedented vow to refuse to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry may only increase the odds he is impeached.

At midnight on Wednesday, California’s largest utility begun cutting off power to customers across the northern part of the state. The rolling blackout came with just a day’s warning as intense fire weather is expected to whip up across the region.

PG&E says that the second phase of power outages is now delayed a few hours due to weather forecast changes.

The decision clears the way for a rival chapter 11 plan from Elliott Management and other bondholders that are allied with victims of wildfires that drove PG&E to bankruptcy.

Employees are demanding the company cancel its $200,000 contract with the immigration agency.

Former Vice President Joe Biden called for President Trump to be impeached for asking foreign powers to investigate his family while speaking in New Hampshir...

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