Stephen Miller: ‘Couple hundred miles’ of border wall to be built by 2020
White House adviser Stephen Miller said Sunday that hundreds of miles of a new border barrier will be constructed by 2020.
Jussie Smollett’s lawyers deny he orchestrated attack
Jussie Smollett’s attorneys have denied media reports saying the “Empire” actor paid two men to help him stage his alleged assault in Chicago last month.
Pentagon chief Patrick Shanahan to review funds to shift for building border wall
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said he hasn’t decided how to divert money from the Pentagon to fund a border wall ordered by President Donald Trump.
Baltimore judge overturns $38M award to family in police killing case
A Baltimore County judge has overturned a jury’s $38 million wrongful death awarded last year to the family of a woman shot and killed by police three years ago.
Uber sues New York City’s capping of ride-hailing licenses
Uber sued New York City over its policy of capping new licenses awarded to drivers of ride-hailing services.
Police release two men arrested in Jussie Smollett attack probe
Chicago police said they released two men they arrested on suspicion of attacking “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett amid new evidence in the investigation.
Payless to close all 2,100 U.S. stores
Payless ShoeSource plans to close all 2,100 locations across the United States as well as its online store, the retailer announced this week.
Vatican defrocks ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick over sex abuse allegations
The Vatican said Saturday it defrocked former cardinal of Washington, D.C., Theodore McCarrick, after finding him guilty of sex abuse.
Judge issues gag order in Roger Stone case
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., issued a gag order Friday in the case of political consultant Roger Stone.
Robert Mueller interviewed Sarah Sanders in Russia probe
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Friday that special counsel Robert Mueller interviewed as part of his Russia investigation.
