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Click HereKey attorney in Trump's Georgia election case speaks with Scripps NewsAshleigh Merchant talks about motion to disqualify Fani Willis: “I'd been called a liar so many times that day, I think I was sort of numb to it.”
Of all the attorneys who are representing former President Donald Trump and more than a dozen co-defendants in the criminal case against him in Georgia for alleged election interference, Atlanta defense lawyer Ashleigh Merchant has become...
Scripps News Reports: Trump and the new Republican PartyScripps News speaks with a panel of experts to understand Donald Trump’s grasp on the Republican party.
What to buy, and not buy, in AprilApril may not have many big sales weekends, but you can still score some great deals on outdoor items and spring cleaning products.
Biden campaign says it raised $25 million at a New York galaThe fundraiser at the Radio City Music Hall set a record for a political event, according to the Biden campaign.
Authorities prioritizing bridge cleanup and removing debrisPresident Joe Biden made $60 million in emergency funding available to the state of Maryland as it cleans up from the disaster.
Cargo ship had maintenance before it collided with Baltimore bridgeInvestigators began collecting evidence from the vessel a day after it struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Biden honors 'skilled diplomat' Esther Coopersmith after her deathCoopersmith, a career diplomat and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, served as the U.S. representative to the U.N. among other posts.
William Shatner is heading to Antarctica, and he wants you to join himJust over three years after the "Star Trek" actor returned from his real-life space trek, the 93-year-old will take off for the bottom of the Earth.
Study finds racism contributes to high suicide rates among Black menResearchers say trauma and racism at an earlier age caused a significant negative impact on Black men's mental health as adults.
American reporter Evan Gershkovich marks one year in Russian jailScripps News spoke with one of Gershkovich's colleagues at the Wall Street Journal whose full-time job now is to work on getting him home.
Officials offer $10 million reward for info on UnitedHealth hackersRansomware by the group ALPHV BlackCat was first spotted in Nov. 2021. The group recruits affiliates to spread ransomware and shares the spoils.
Taylor Swift's dad won't face charges over alleged paparazzi assaultScott Swift was accused of punching a paparazzi photographer in the face while his daughter was touring in Sydney, Australia.
New Hampshire could limit breeding of certain dogs with health issuesLawmakers say the state legislation targets animal cruelty. It's opposed by the American Kennel Club, which says it seeks to criminalize breeders.
From Miley to Dolly, here's who will be on Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter'Beyoncé's upcoming country-centric album will feature a few familiar voices and renditions of classic songs.
Tracking airstrikes: Inside the Israel-Hamas warMore than 32,000 Palestinians have been killed since the start of the conflict, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
Donald Trump attends wake of slain New York officerThe former president and presumptive Republican presidential nominee called for "law and order" at the visitation for Officer Jonathan Diller.
There have been more US measles cases this year than in all of 2023The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention linked the majority of cases to international travel.
Pro baseball players charged with insider trading of Del Taco stockFour minor league players are accused of illegally profiting nearly $190,000 after being tipped off on Del Taco's 2021 merger with Jack in the Box.
Find out if your local Family Dollar store is one of 600 closingDollar Tree acquired Family Dollar in 2015, but the merger hasn’t helped improve the company's profits.
This US city is selling vacant homes for $1 each, but here's the catchAn American city is planning to sell hundreds of homes for $1 each, but buyers have to promise something before they're approved.
Man sues women who posted negative dating reviews of him on FacebookThe California man says the women defamed him when they posted their "false" experiences with him on an "Are We Dating the Same Guy?" Facebook page.
23 million Americans could soon pay more for home internetA government program that provides people with internet subsidies will run out of funding unless Congress acts.
Powerball jackpot climbs to $800 million after no grand prize winAdditionally, the Mega Millions jackpot climbed to an estimated $1.1 billion after no ticket matched all six winning numbers.
People in this state pay 121% more for car insurance than US averageThe national average for minimum auto coverage is $1,345 per year, and $3,244 for full auto coverage.
Thinking solar power? Make sure you do your homeworkSolar panels can save money on your electric bill, but there are pros and cons you should know about first.
Ukrainian orphan escapes Russia, but remains in limboA Ukrainian teenager named Denys escaped this year from Russia. But since then, he hasn't been able to leave Poland.
US sanctions Gaza Now site, founder over Hamas support allegationsGaza Now’s Arabic channel has more than 300,000 followers on X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as a large following on Telegram.
FCC considers rule change to make 988 suicide hotline more accessibleThe agency could require phone companies to direct calls for help based on the caller's physical location rather than their area code.
Pharmacists rank best over-the-counter medicines of 2024Products made by Nature Made, CeraVe and Neutrogena had the most No. 1 rankings.
Arnold Schwarzenegger reveals he got a pacemakerThe former Governor of California hopes his story will give others the courage to face their health battles and feel less alone.
Fallen crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prisonProsecutors recommended a prison sentence of 40 to 50 years after Bankman-Fried was convicted of fraud and conspiracy.
TikTok is under investigation by the FTC over data practicesThe FTC is also scrutinizing the platform over potential violations of a children's privacy law, and the investigation could lead to a lawsuit.
Beyoncé’s 'Cowboy Carter' reinforces place in country musicAs a Black woman reclaiming country music, she stands in opposition to stereotypical associations of the genre with whiteness.
Caitlin Clark offered $5M to join Ice Cube's BIG3 basketball leagueThe 22-year-old has already shared her intention to declare for the WNBA draft after this season, but Ice Cube thinks there's a way she can do both.
Rain disrupts MLB Opening Day festivities in several citiesAs two teams postponed their season openers, 2024 might mark the final Opening Day ever for one California city.
Sale of Baltimore Orioles unanimously approved by MLB ownersThe sale of the Baltimore, Maryland-based baseball team was to a group led by private-equity billionaire David Rubenstein.
Runway near misses and addictive THC | Scripps News InvestigatesScripps News explores the troubling trend in near-miss encounters on U.S. runways and explains the dangers of potent new THC products.
Scripps News Investigates: America's crumbling bridgesIn this episode: investigations into a secret Chinese bio-lab, crumbling American bridge infrastructure and millions of dollars in SNAP thefts.
In Real Life: Crossing the LineGo inside the operations of a citizen patrol group at the border, which is often criticized by migrants rights groups.
In Real Life: Waiting to LiveLearn what life is like for the more than 100,000 Americans waiting on an organ as the U.S. organ donor system is in the midst of reform.
Ukrainian troops wait to join the counteroffensive in the 'grey zone'The grey zone's parameters are defined by trenches and the soldiers defending them.
'Witch,' Ukraine's fearless mortar commander, orders walls of fireUkraine's "Witch," a lawyer turned mortar commander, shows Scripps News inside her command bunker, where she uses drone footage to direct her teams.