Paul Pushes Contempt Vote After Fauci Declines Questions
Republican senators continued questioning him on COVID-19, gain-of-function research and the virus' origins despite his repeated refusals
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Fauci Declines Every Senate Question In COVID Probe
Chairman Sen. Rand Paul questioned Fauci about gain-of-function research, COVID-19 vaccines, the pandemic response and the presidential pardon issued by former President Joe Biden
Fauci Hearing Erupts As Attorney Is Removed
Fauci argued that Paul's repeated calls for his prosecution and the release of his personal diary convinced him the hearing was intended to build a case against him.
Fauci Cites Fifth Amendment During Heated Senate Hearing
Fauci appeared under subpoena just days after Paul's office released personal diary entries written during the Trump and Biden administrations' response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Senate Hearing Revives Fauci-Paul Clash Over COVID Origins
Paul has repeatedly argued that the coronavirus likely leaked from a laboratory in Wuhan, China, and has accused Fauci of downplaying that possibility during the pandemic.
Rand Paul To Question Fauci After Release Of COVID Diaries
The hearing is expected to revisit competing theories that COVID-19 emerged either through natural animal transmission or an accidental laboratory leak in Wuhan, China
Supreme Court Approval Falls To Record Low, Gallup Poll Finds
Approval among Democrats and independents remained largely unchanged at 12% and 35%, respectively.
Why Is Trump Asking The Supreme Court To Overturn The Carroll Verdict
An appeals court previously rejected that argument, describing the damages award as reasonable given the facts of the case.
Georgia School Shooter Colt Gray Sentenced To Life Without Parole
The defense urged the court to consider Gray's troubled upbringing and mental health.
Why Is the Trump Administration Asking The Supreme Court To Restore Its Mail Voting Order
The Justice Department requested that the justices temporarily block lower court rulings that halted the order in 23 states and Washington, D.C.
Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court To Reinstate Mail Voting Order
The order also instructed the U.S. Postal Service to limit the delivery of mail ballots to individuals included on that list.
Trial Begins for Massachusetts Mother Accused Of Killing Three Children
The report said prosecutors allege Clancy used exercise resistance bands to fatally strangle her children—Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and seven-month-old Callan—at the family's home in Duxbury.
Justice Department Memo Protects Parental Rights, Religious Freedom, Across The Federal Government
The memo, which revises and expands upon the Religious Liberty Guidelines published in 2017 under President Donald Trump’s first administration, lays out 21 principles that federal agencies must follow on religious freedom.
Autopsy Finds No Signs Of Violence In Death Of Epstein-Linked Modelling Scout
Siad had maintained that his relationship with Epstein was strictly professional, while his lawyer said investigators found no evidence that he had committed a crime.
Ossoff Launches Epstein Ad Against Collins In Heated Senate Race
The ads claim Collins sided with protecting powerful elites, while Ossoff has worked to protect children.
Why Did The House Vote To Restrict Trump's Iran War Powers
The resolution passed 214-208, with four Republicans joining Democrats in support, marking the latest congressional challenge to the administration's handling of the conflict.