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Derek Chauvin faces decades in prison after being convicted on all charges, including second-degree murder.

In an 11th-hour development, the Senate has moved to call witnesses in Trump's second impeachment trial. Witnesses were not allowed at his first trial. Five Republican senators joined Democrats on the vote Saturday brining it to 55-45.

Democrats, who also warned the Senate about the lasting danger Trump would pose if not convicted, were again praised by Republicans for their performance.

The team, led by Butch Bowers, has walked away just over a week before the Senate trial.

A West Virginia state Republican lawmaker who was arrested after filming himself inside the U.S. Capitol during Wednesday's violent siege has resigned.

A new round of financial relief has finally been green lit by the government and should flow to millions of Americans weathering the COVID-19 crisis soon.

Dr. Anthony Fauci was asked a question at a forum hosted last week: "Can you talk about the input of African American scientists in the vaccine process?"

Hunter Biden, the president-elect's embattled son, announced Wednesday that federal prosecutors in Delaware are investigating his "tax affairs."

If advisory committee meetings go well, the FDA could authorize coronavirus vaccine 'within days': Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said on ABC's "This Week"

Candidates for one of two U.S. Senate seats still hanging in the balance will face off in a debate that is drawing strong interest beyond Georgia

A council of Kentucky prosecutors says it does not have the legal authority to appoint another special prosecutor in the police shooting of Breonna Taylor

Republican control of the Senate rests in the state's runoff elections.

Baltimore officials are set to approve a roughly $8 million settlement to two men who went to prison after drugs were planted on them during an encounter with members of a rogue police unit that brutalized, robbed and falsely arrested residents

The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the first woman to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol.

A Senate GOP report issued Wednesday on Joe Biden's son's Hunter and his ties to a Ukrainian energy firm found only that his role was "problematic" for U.S. policymakers.

President Donald Trump has bucked public health experts' warnings about the coronavirus virus at an increasing clip, as he fights for reelection.

The shortlist includes at least one woman, sources said.

Red flag warnings have been issued for most of Northern California.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi talked about coronavirus relief negotiations on ABC's "This Week" shortly before Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

Deep-pocketed and often anonymous donors are pouring over $100 million into an intensifying dispute about whether it should be easier to vote by mail

Lewis was hit in the head with a billy club at a march on the bridge in 1965.

The federal government’s counterintelligence chief marked 100 days until the 2020 presidential election with a troubling status report.

A judge in Michigan who's under criticism for detaining a 15-year-old girl after she failed to do her schoolwork has denied the teen early release

The son of a federal judge in Newark, New Jersey, has been shot and killed, and her husband shot and injured in an attack at the family's home, according to sources.

Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum says federal agents made an unlawful arrest of one protester and injured another.

Floyd, a Black man, died in police custody on May 25, igniting mass protests.

Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper’s Senate campaign reports raising $5.2 million over the past three months and says that's a record for a Colorado Senate candidate

Derrick Johnson opened up about the ongoing ad boycott against the platform.

LAPD launches over 50 investigations into officer misconduct during the protests

The bat-wielding man was having a "mental health crisis," the family's attorney said.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution Thursday that would pave the way for the long-developing Equal Rights Amendment.

President Donald Trump was apparently heard discussing firing Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch during a 2018 dinner,.

All eyes will be on the United States Senate on Tuesday as it resumes just the third impeachment trial in the nation’s history. Here's what will happen in layman's terms.

Governor's state of emergency bans all weapons from Capitol grounds.

The gun industry is gathering in Las Vegas for its annual trade show amid slumping sales and an uncertain political landscape

Intelligence groups report chatter echos Charlottesville rally, governor says.

At least 17 women have accused Donald Trump of varying inappropriate behavior, including allegations of sexual harassment or sexual assault. Here is a rundown.