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Prosecutors have made an unexpected visit to the Federal Reserve, raising questions about an ongoing investigation. The move has sparked a defense from legal analyst Jeanine Pirro.

The US Department of Justice has filed motions to vacate seditious conspiracy convictions for members of far-right groups involved in the January 6 attack on the Capitol. Experts analyze the implications.

Controversial Republican Senate candidate JD Vance faced heckles and outbursts from antiwar protesters during a Turning Point USA event, leading to a tense exchange over the Trump administration's Middle East policies.

Vice President JD Vance criticizes the Pope's comments on theology, urging more careful consideration of religious doctrine at a Turning Point USA event.

Eric Swalwell's unexpected withdrawal from the California governor's race has injected uncertainty into the contest, with potential impacts on the leading Democratic contenders.

French police arrested students demonstrating against a new anti-Semitism law in Paris. The controversial legislation has sparked concerns over free speech and civil liberties.

As the US eases some sanctions, Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez demands a 'Venezuela free of sanctions' to stabilize the country's struggling economy.

Senator Ruben Gallego firmly dismissed rumors of inappropriate behavior by Congressman Eric Swalwell, highlighting the complex culture of silence surrounding such allegations in Congress.

The Justice Department is taking steps to vacate convictions of far-right activists involved in the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. This comes after President Trump released one prominent extremist leader from prison.

Guardian democracy reporters George Chidi and Sam Levine tackle the implications of the latest Save America Act, which could disenfranchise millions of voters. Join the discussion and post your questions.