A group of 30 House Democrats retracted a letter they had sent to President Biden urging him to seek direct talks with Russia.4 min read

The booster campaign has gotten off to a slow start, with roughly 10% of people in the U.S. who are eligible for the latest shot receiving it.2 min read

Protesters took to the campus in recent days as both students and university officials denounced the event's speakers. 4 min read

Broader view of victims' rights in criminal settlements could figure in how Justice Department prosecutes and settles some white-collar crime cases.5 min read

A woman and a teenage girl were were fatally shot Monday morning at a St. Louis high school, and the shooter died in an exchange of gunfire with responding police officers, authorities said3 min read

A group of 30 House Democrats sent a letter to President Biden asking him to seek direct talks with Russia to reach a diplomatic settlement to the war in Ukraine, marking a new sign of unease in Congress over America's approach to the fighting.4 min read

The failed scheme included an effort by two alleged Chinese intelligence officers to bribe a U.S. law-enforcement official who acted as a double agent, U.S. officials say.4 min read

The former Colony Capital chairman, who is accused of unlawful lobbying, told a federal jury that his ties to the former president hurt his business. 2 min read

The temporary move prevents the Fulton County district attorney from compelling the lawmaker's testimony on an alleged bid to block President Biden's 2020 win.3 min read

J. Alexander Kueng, a rookie officer on the day of Mr. Floyd's arrest and murder in May 2020, pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter. In exchange, the state agreed to drop the higher charge of aiding and abetting second-degree murder.2 min read

Weeks after Gov. Ron DeSantis orchestrated a flight of migrants to Martha's Vineyard, his office and a contractor indicate more trips are planned.5 min read