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The transcript of a House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing is being shared online, and some excerpts are causing mockery of at least one of the Republican committee members.

Last week, Hunter Biden's friend Kevin Morris, a Hollywood lawyer, testified about his relationship with the younger Biden as part of the Republicans' impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden.

The Justice Department has charged an Arizona man named David Hanson with making death threats aimed at President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Hanson is also accused of threatening a mass shooting at the University of New Mexico, revealed screen captures posted by Seamus Hughes from the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology and Education Center.

Among the threats, which appeared on the social media site X, was a demand that Biden and Harris resign or be "brutally murdered." Another called for bombing the White House, while a separate post called for the White House bombing with a gif of the film "Independence Day" in which aliens blow up the building, the DOJ's filing claims.

The ex-president's knack for continuing to stick his foot in his mouth was pulled apart by the co-hosts of MSNBC's "Prosecuting Donald Trump" podcast.

When addressing the defamation trial involving E. Jean Carroll, legal experts Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord cited the ongoing attacks that Trump delivers, sometimes during the proceedings.

The co-hosts of "The View" were floored after watching Donald Trump's angry acceptance speech following his victory in the New Hampshire primary.

After the women trashed Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) for what they said was an obvious run for vice president, they noted that he endorsed Trump one day — and the following day announced he'd got engaged.

Former Justice Department officials Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord flattened Donald Trump's recent claim that, without presidential immunity, presidents like Harry Truman would have been unable to act.

Addressing a campaign rally over the weekend in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump said that presidents would be unable to function without full immunity.

Oliver North, former president of the National Rifle Association, testified in court Tuesday that the financial scandals of the pro-gun lobbying organization alleged by New York Attorney General Letitia James are accurate.

Law360's Stewart Bishop, who has been following the trial, explained that the retired lieutenant colonel confirmed that the NRA head, Wayne LaPierre, and his top leaders spent millions of dollars on personal perks that were improper.

Republican Oversight Committee chairman Rep. James Comer (KY) interviewed more witnesses for the Joe Biden impeachment inquiry — and transcripts reveal they still haven't been able to find anything conclusive.

A transcript posted by the White House's spokesman for Oversight and Investigations Ian Sams showed that art dealer George Bergès spoke to the committee, but he claimed he got nothing political or influential for selling Hunter Biden's artwork.

A pastor says he may have misunderstood his divine instruction after being accused of a scheme to defraud his parishioners out of $3.2 million, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.

Eligio Regalado, who goes by Eli, and his wife, Kaitlyn Regalado, are being charged by the Colorado Securities Commissioner.

If Donald Trump fails to win back the White House come Nov. 5, it's only because it was rigged, he told a crowd Monday.

On the eve of New Hampshire citizens heading to the ballot box to cast their vote for the GOP primary, Trump stood at the lectern in Laconia to give life back to a familiar refrain.

A U.S. congressman is calling a Supreme Court decision to rid the Texas border of its razor wire as "staging a civil war" and that its officers should "stand their ground."

Federal border patrol agents are now empowered to dispose of the concertina wire fortifying Texas along the Southern Border, following the Supreme Court ruling 5-4 in favor on Monday.