Congressman from Nebraska indicted for lying to federal investigators
He's been accused of lying about foreign contributions to his campaign.
Feds reach settlement with Facebook over discrimination claims
The federal government had accused Facebook of recruiting and hiring temporary visa holders, rather than U.S.-based workers, for over 2,600 high-paying positions.
Capitol Police officer charged with obstruction in January 6 Capitol riot
Michael Angelo Riley is the first out of over 600 people charged in the attacks who is a Capitol Police officer.
Army soldier who enlisted after his participation in Jan 6 riot arrested
James Mault is the first known service member to be arrested for involvement in the assault on the Capitol who enlisted after January 6.
Trump ordered to testify by video deposition in New York case next week
A group of Mexican human rights activists in 2015 accused security guards standing outside the Trump Organization of assault and destruction of their protest signage.
Justice Department asks court to stop Texas abortion law
Last week a federal appeals court temporarily reinstated Texas' controversial abortion law.
Biden rejects Trump's bid to keep White House material from Jan 6 panel
The White House said it would give the January 6 select committee access to a trove of records connected to the Trump White House.
U.S. to drop fraud charges against top Huawei executive
Meng Wanzhou, CFO and daughter of Huawei's founder, was accused of misrepresenting Huawei's ties to Iran in an effort to avoid U.S. sanctions.
Justice Dept charges 138 people with health care fraud
Nineteen defendants are accused of illegally prescribing 12 million opioid doses.
Durham grand jury indicts attorney with ties to Clinton campaign
The indictment alleges attorney Michael Sussmann with making a false statement to the FBI. He was arraigned on Friday.
West Virginia woman pleads guilty to January 6 riot charge
Courtright posted photos of herself at the Capitol on Instagram with captions including, "Infamy is just as good as fame. Either way I end up more known."
Proud Boys leader sentenced to 5 months for weapons, vandalism charges
Tarrio pled guilty in July to burning a Black Lives Matter Banner stolen from a church in Washington, D.C., and to carrying two high-capacity firearm magazines when he was arrested weeks later, the Department of Justice said.
Suspect in U.S. Capitol bomb threat charged in federal court
The suspect, who parked his pickup truck near the U.S. Capitol Thursday and claimed to have explosives, was charged in federal court Friday.
Judge rules House Democrats can get some Trump financial records
A federal judge in Washington ruled the former president's accounting firm must hand over a portion of financial documents sought by Congress.
Trump and House Democrats at impasse over financial records subpoena
Lawyers for Mr. Trump and House Democrats told a federal court they are still at odds over a subpoena for the former president's financial records.