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Rep. James Comer (R-KY) explained that a public hearing for Hunter Biden would be unacceptable because there would be too much "screaming and yelling" from the Democrats.

The House Oversight Committee chairman told NewsmaxTV that President Joe Biden's son could still appear for a public hearing, but only after sitting for a potentially hours-long deposition behind closed doors, and he compared the Republican subpoena to one issued to Steve Bannon by the Jan. 6 committee.

Former President Donald Trump's classified documents case appears to be moving slowly as U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon has released a trickle of secret orders in recent days.

Although Trump's trial is set for May, Politico recently reported that Cannon was moving at a "leisurely pace."

Top Deutsche Bank executive Rosemary Vrablic testified in court on Wednesday that she courted Donald Trump's business because of the wealth he is now found to have exaggerated on his financial statements.

MSNBC's Lisa Rubin reported from inside the courtroom where Trump is on trial for fraud that Deutsche Bank’s former managing director said she wanted to meet with Trump because he was such a “big-deal” client.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is not giving up on her seemingly tireless quest to impeach Biden Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Even though an earlier Greene-backed impeachment resolution against Mayorkas went down in flames, the Georgia congresswoman was back at it on Wednesday with a new resolution aimed at ousting him.

An attorney had been suspended by the Ohio Supreme Court after he defecated into a Pringles can and tossed it into the parking lot of a crime victim advocacy center, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.

Criminal defense attorney Jack A. Blakeslee claimed he didn't target anyone with his actions, which he says was just a prank that he's played multiple times before. But the court said he purposely chose the Haven of Hope in Cambridge as his "drop zone."

Top Democrats on Wednesday mocked Republicans for a "slow start" to their impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden.

At a House Minority press conference, House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) was asked why he thought Republicans had not done more on impeachment.

No Labels have been around since 2010, describing its outlook as "bipartisan" and helping found the centrist House Problem Solvers Caucus in 2017. Along the way, No Labels' supporters have included a combination of Blue Dog Democrats, non-MAGA Republicans and independents.

But in 2023, No Labels has received some scathing criticism from Never Trump conservatives who are supporting President Joe Biden in the 2024 election — most notably, The Lincoln Project, whose Rick Wilson has slammed it as being a group of useful idiots for the Donald Trump campaign. Wilson considers Trump a dangerous, corrupt authoritarian and has been warning that No Labels could help him win in 2024 if it runs a third-party presidential candidate.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case that, according to Forbes, could have broad implications about federal power — and help former President Donald Trump pursue his agenda of turning the government into his own personal army.

The basic upshot of the Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy is that "hedge fund manager George Jarkesy is challenging the SEC’s authority to have disputes heard by administrative law judges, after an administrative law judge found him guilty of committing securities fraud," the report explained.

The Justice Department announced charges against an Indian man who's accused of directing an assassination plot.

Nikhil "Nick" Gupta was charged on Wednesday after an Indian government employee who works on security and intelligence encouraged him to take out a Sikh activist who supports a sovereign state in northern India, the Department of Justice said.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said Republican leadership would not urge members to vote for the expulsion of Rep. George Santos (R-NY).

On Tuesday, two House Democrats introduced a resolution to force a vote to expel Santos after an ethics committee said he should be referred to the Department of Justice for alleged fraud. He is already facing indictment for conspiracy and other crimes.

Liz Cheney accused House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) of tricking fellow Republicans about his role in a knowingly flawed lawsuit challenging Donald Trump election loss.

The former GOP congresswoman claims in her new book, "Oath and Honor," that the Louisiana Republican did not write a U.S. Supreme Court brief supporting the former president's attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss, and she disputed Johnson's assertion that he was a "constitutional law expert," according to excerpts published by The Guardian.