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Pence's lawyer reportedly told the National Archives in a letter that documents with classified markings were discovered in his Indiana home last week.

Thirteen percent of New York Republicans said they had a favorable opinion of Biden, while 15 percent had a favorable view of Santos, a new poll found.

Biden's former Senate colleague said classified documents in Biden's home might not be as sinister as some claim, even after he pushed for a special counsel.

Trump ally Lake is continuing to insist her defeat in Arizona was the result of election rigging or malfeasance.

Since the discovery of the documents last week, the FBI and the Department of Justice have started a review into their contents.

Reuters reported that the U.S. could announce a plan this week that would provide Ukraine with battle tanks.

Little information has been released about Huu Canh Tran, the alleged shooter, spawning rumors online.

A judge will hear arguments Tuesday about whether to publicly release a special report that could include recommendations for criminal charges against Trump.

UPenn received millions in Chinese donations after the Penn Biden Center think tank was announced.

Republicans attacks about the files found at Biden's Delaware home aren't translating to a downtick in support for the Democratic president.

Yevgeny Prigozhin vented to a Russian outlet after the White House named the Wagner Group a "transnational criminal organization."

It's only been a little over two weeks since the GOP took official control of the House of Representatives by electing Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) speaker on the 15th ballot. Yet somehow the United States has already plunged itself into a crisis over the so-called "debt ceiling"—the statutory limit on how much the U.S. government can borrow to pay its obligations, which was technically breached Thursday.

Kari Lake lost the Arizona gubernatorial election to Democratic candidate Katie Hobbs, who was sworn into office on January 2.

The migration crisis that President Joe Biden spawned on inauguration day 2021 will continue in even greater numbers.

Donald Trump's former national security adviser said that even Democrats have admitted the inquiry is "very, very bad" for the president.

The former national security adviser said Biden's handling of classified documents has "absolved Trump from the prospect of prosecution."

Putin reportedly had a Pantsir-S1 air defense system placed near his residence. Last week, photos also showed Pantsir systems placed on Moscow rooftops.

Conservatives condemned remarks Zients made about unvaccinated people in 2021, while progressives blasted the wealth he has accrued in private health.

Klain has been the top aide to the president for two years and helped push through some of his biggest achievements in the White House.

The richest, most populous nation in Africa is plagued by the twofold problems of Salafi jihadism and so-called banditry.

The former president has frequently hit out at Jack Smith amid the Mar-a-Lago classified materials investigation.

Former federal prosecutor Gene Rossi told Newsweek on Sunday that Maria Bartiromo's question was a "product of a rabid partisan mind."

Jenna Ellis told Newsweek that Democrats now know that they "cannot possibly run him [Joe Biden] again in 2024" as his classified documents situation develops.

Two prominent Senate Democrats also called the president's handling of the documents "irresponsible," but still praised his cooperation with investigators.

The president said on Sunday that he's "monitoring this situation closely as it develops."

"This inequality, this hypocritical aspect, especially from President Biden, having condemned Trump and then having done the same thing," Rep. Mike Turner said.

The West Virginia senator on Sunday did not clarify if he would run as a Democrat or a Republican.

Colorado representative Boebert said the White House had lost "any remaining shred of credibility."

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said everything the ex-president says related to his classified documents case is an "admission by a party-opponent."

January 22 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of former Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson.