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Negotiations between Meng Wanzhou's lawyers and Justice Department picked up after US presidential election, source says, but it is still unclear what kind of deal can be struck

Office of Special Counsel orders USAGM to investigate after whistleblower complaints show 'substantial likelihood of wrongdoing'

Heidi Stirrup, an ally of top Trump adviser Stephen Miller, was quietly installed at the Justice Department as a White House liaison a few months ago

Justice Deptartment suit contends Facebook refused to consider American workers for jobs

Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has repeatedly sounded alarms about Beijing's efforts, but now says China is prepared for an 'open-ended period of confrontation' with US

Flournoy's appointment as Harris' top staffer adds to a team of advisers led by Black women

The first monolith appeared in a remote area of Utah, and another appeared in Romania

The goal was not only to help a NATO partner long targeted by its powerful neighbor but also to gain insight on Russian tactics that could be used against US and its elections

Infectious disease expert says his discussions will center on new administration’s priorities to quickly start inoculations

Surge in coronavirus cases poses new economic threat as state and city officials impose restrictions on businesses

Researchers said they could not be sure who was behind the campaign, which began in September, or if it was successful

Trump administration accuses state-owned Xinjiang Protection and Construction Corps of using forced labor of detained Uighur Muslims

Greta Van Susteren talks with National Institute of Health Director Frances Collins

10% of proceeds go to nonprofit that offers financial help to the victims of campus sexual assault

He made a life of connecting American Indians with their spirituality and promoting sovereignty