3 National Guard soldiers convicted in 2017 sexual assault
Jan 22, 2020
Three of four National Guard soldiers accused of involvement in a 2017 sexual assault case have pleaded guilty in Kentucky to misdemeanor sexual misconduct charges
Pelosi: Americans want 'fair trial' on Trump impeachment
Jan 12, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says senators will “pay a price” if they block new witnesses from testifying in President Donald Trump's upcoming impeachment trial
Opioid-dependent kids' guardians seek to form class in suit
Jan 10, 2020
Attorneys representing guardians of children born dependent on opioids are asking a federal judge in Cleveland to include them as a group in a class action lawsuit against the pharmaceutical industry
Bolton willing to testify in impeachment trial if subpoenaed
Jan 6, 2020
Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton says he is “prepared to testify” if he is subpoenaed by the Senate in its impeachment trial
Trump returns to Washington to face a pair of challenges
Jan 5, 2020
As his two-plus week stay at his Florida resort draws to a close, President Donald Trump returns to Washington on Sunday facing twin challenges: the fallout from the strike he ordered to kill an Iranian general and his looming impeachment trial in the Senate
Kentucky AG asks FBI to probe former Gov. Bevin's pardons
Jan 2, 2020
Kentucky's new Republican Attorney General is asking the FBI to investigate a flurry of pardons by former governor Matt Bevin
Judge: No slander in Alec Baldwin's comments on parking spat
Dec 27, 2019
A judge says Alec Baldwin didn't slander a man in talk show interviews about a New York City parking dispute that turned physical
Clashes erupt at Hong Kong rally to support China's Uighurs
Dec 22, 2019
Clashes have broken out between Hong Kong police and protesters at a rally in support of China's Uighur minority
US heads to court to build Trump border wall in Texas
Dec 21, 2019
The U.S. government is ramping up its efforts to seize the private land it needs to build a border wall in South Texas
India bans citizenship law protests, death toll rises to 14
Dec 20, 2019
Authorities in India now say 14 people have died and at least 4,000 have been detained amid growing protests against a new citizenship law that critics say marginalizes Muslims. Police banned public gatherings in parts of New Delhi and other cities for the third day in a row and cut internet services to try to stop the demonstrations
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