President Donald Trump is sharply criticizing U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after her assessment that damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool following a recent renovation was caused by shoddy construction rather than vandals.

Several people were charged with vandalism after parts of the pool’s “American Flag Blue” lining began floating on its surface.

President Donald Trump on Saturday rejected the Justice Department’s conclusion that problems with the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool stemmed from a flawed renovation rather than vandalism.

The “radical vandals” President Donald Trump blamed for ruining the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have turned out not to be the culprits after all. The president repeatedly accused unknown

Trump posted on Truth Social that if Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis do not confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general, the anti-weaponization fund returns.

President Donald Trump said early Saturday he would push to get the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” codified into law if the Senate does not confirm his attorney general pick, Todd Blanche. Now,

Trump’s threat to revive the fund comes after two GOP senators said they had reservations about moving forward with Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney general.

President Donald Trump on Saturday said he would work to get a controversial $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund passed into law if he can’t garner the support in the Senate to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general.

A spokesman for Twin Falls cautioned that the number of victims was “expected to be higher” and said that the shooter was “no longer a threat.”

Police say multiple people died in a shooting at a southern Idaho In-N-Out fast food restaurant, and others were injured. The shooter is also dead, Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks said. The shooting was reported Saturday afternoon near a busy shopping area in Twin Falls.

Three people were killed and two more wounded in a shooting that occurred in the area of an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, local authorities said Saturday.

Multiple people were killed and at least two others were injured in a shooting Saturday afternoon in one of Twin Falls, Idaho’s busiest commercial areas according to Josh Palmer, the Twin Falls public information officer.

CNN’s Lauren Fox has the latest on the allegations against Rep. Max Miller and what he is saying. US strikes Iran island as conflict expands A husband and wife asked me to help end their marriage. They didn't expect a 30-year-old secret to come to light.

A MAGA senator remains unsure whether his former son-in-law should stay on the ballot for an Ohio race—even in the aftermath of disturbing allegations made by his own daughter. Sen. Bernie Moreno,

WASHINGTON - Democratic women in Congress on Thursday called on the House Committee on Ethics to probe domestic violence allegations against Republican U.S. Rep. Max Miller of Bay Village that surfaced during a child custody dispute with his former wife.

Allegations of domestic abuse by Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) — which he vehemently denies — are receiving increasing national attention and complicating the race for the once reliably Republican seat while prompting new calls from Democrats for his resignation or investigation.

The plan reflects a shrinking Colorado River and could alter California's water supply during future droughts.

Arizona, California, and Nevada would take less water from the Colorado River under a federal proposal to stave off a crisis in the river

The Bureau of Reclamation released its long-awaited Colorado River drought plan, targeting Lower Basin states for cuts.

The Colorado River is reaching historically low water levels that could have disastrous impacts in the future if states don't conserve more water. Tom Wait reports.

Former federal prosecutor Jonathan Fahey comments after Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times during a congressional hearing following scrutiny over his personal diary on 'Fox Report.

The hearing was centered around the origin of the COVID outbreak back in 2019 and 2020.

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times at a Senate hearing after advisers concluded testifying could expose him to new legal risk.

Anthony Fauci refused to answer senators’ COVID-19 questions after invoking the Fifth Amendment, escalating a long-running partisan fight.