Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general, during an appearance before the Senate appropriations subcommittee on Tuesday.

Representative Eric Swalwell of California, one of President Trump’s most vocal critics in the House, said that he was being targeted by the Trump administration.

Three people, including the shooter, were pronounced dead at the scene in Austin, Texas, the police said.

An undated photo of Jeffrey Epstein released by the Justice Department.

Dan Bongino, the F.B.I. deputy director, at the Capitol last month.

Jack Smith, the former special counsel, during a break in a closed-door deposition with the House Judiciary Committee.

“No New Yorker should have to live with drug dealers at their doorstep,” said Jay Clayton, the U.S. attorney.

A new corruption case has rattled the State Capitol community of lobbyists, government aides and elected officials.

Alexis Wilkins at the swearing in ceremony for F.B.I. director Kash Patel, whom she has been in a relationship with for about three years.

A stop on the “American Comeback Tour” hosted by Turning Point USA at Virginia Tech last week. Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika, who is now the group’s chief executive, said the debate tour on college campuses would continue with conservative stars standing in for her husband.

President Trump has sought to control the Justice Department to pursue his political enemies.

Federal Park Police performed a traffic stop in Washington on Friday. President Trump has ordered federal law enforcement to help fight crime in the capital.

Jack Posobiec and several other conservative influencers were offered a preview of the Epstein files in February, hours before they were released publicly by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Stewart Rhodes, whose 18-year sentence on a seditious conspiracy conviction was commuted, accused the people who oversaw his trial of breaking the law.

Ted A. McKinney, the former under secretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs, in 2019. He testified on Friday that Senator Robert Menendez flexed his political muscle on behalf of an ally.

The law allows the government to collect communications of intelligence targets without individualized warrants.