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The former president's son told California Gov. Gavin Newsom in a podcast that the pardon from his father shows "how much you know my dad loves me."

The judge said that she's concerned if the fund isn't really dead that it might come back in a different form.

The 72 newly released files date from the 1940s to this year and do not appear to contain definitive proof of life beyond our planet.

The Justice Department investigation is focused on the group's voter registration efforts, and is part of the administration's ongoing effort to pursue allegations of voter fraud.

Robinson's attorneys have argued Deputy Utah County Attorney Christopher Ballard violated a court order in an appearance on Fox News in April.

The Trump administration said it wanted to drop its criminal fraud charges against Gautam Adani, one of the world's wealthiest people. A judge hasn't yet signed off.

A judge ruled this month that the numbers on their own, which the Trump administration has called a threat against the president, constitute free speech.

Congress failed to extend the Section 702 warrantless surveillance power, which sunsets Friday. Democrats say the president can unlock the votes by removing Bill Pulte as acting DNI.

After President Trump announced that U.S. strikes on Iran would be canceled due to a deal to end the war being signed in the next few days, Iranian state media responded that the reports of a deal are "speculative and nothing has been finalized." NBC ...

A crowded field of candidates are battling it out to fill retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler's (D-N.Y.) seat. New York State Assemblyman Micah Lasher (D) joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss his bid for the open House seat.