Washington, D.C.'s security fund is bankrupt from the Independence Day celebration, George H.W. Bush's funeral and other events.

Driver's license photos are being used for criminal and immigration cases.

Ex-Palm Beach attorney blasts Alex Acosta over Epstein criticism and says he's "completely wrong."

A Florida high school principal is reassigned after writing that he couldn't say the Holocaust was a 'factual, historical event.' Plus, academics, educators petition to save Washington High School's controversial mural.

Appeals court appears to be skeptical about the constitutionality of Obamacare. Labor Secretary Acosta faces calls to resign over Epstein case.

Federal judge says the DOJ can't change legal team for census citizenship question fight. Another federal appeals court judge rules that Trump cannot block critics from his Twitter account.

Al Gore blasts Trump environmental speech that fails to mention climate change.

New York governor Cuomo signs a bill allowing Congress to access Trump's state tax returns. Congressional Democrats issue the first round of subpoenas in emoluments suit against Trump. The DOJ will replace the lawyers in the census citizenship question case while Trump defends 'beautifully run' detention facilities. And the White House blocks an ex-McGahn aide from answering more than 200 questions.

Billionaire Tom Steyer might enter the 2020 race as Representative Eric Swalwell drops out. Trump says he will no longer deal with UK ambassador who labeled him inept, insecure, and incompetent.

The head of the Vatican’s Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Penitentiary released a note Monday reaffirming the inviolability of the seal of confession and the importance of other forms of secrecy in the life of the Church