Questions said to have been asked about US president inflating and deflating value of his assets to suit lending or tax needs, and his longest-standing creditor, Deutsche Bank

'The Big Bang Theory' star is one of 4 celebrities to fill role while show finds a permanent replacement for the late Alex Trebek, but none are expected to take job permanently

Jessica Fellowes sets whodunnits in 1930s, with series' latest two books highlighting the unrepentantly fascist Lady Diana Mosley and troubled Hitler hanger-on Unity Mitford

Trump Cabinet member calls event 'assault on our democracy and on the tradition of peaceful transitions of power,' urges Trump to condemn all violence, ensure a smooth handover

White House says agreement with Jerusalem 'reflects their extraordinary courage, determination and leadership'; notes 2 nations have long taken part in US military exercises

Military spokesman says behavior of Nathan Freihofer, who has millions of followers on social media platform, was 'inconsistent with the values of Army service'

Alabama rapper uses the chorus of the Zero Mostel recording of the song

Project beaming signals to special routers in canyons and other places without cell reception developed in wake of 2018 flash flood that left 10 teenagers dead

Richard Barnett will instead be brought to Washington, D.C., immediately for proceedings in his case; he faces up to 11.5 months in prison if convicted

US President-elect says he will use federal muscle to rein in pandemic as shots remain in short supply

Numbing figure reached 1 year after first cases detected in Wuhan; some wealthy countries see path out with vaccine campaigns, while poorer nations remain behind

US Secretary of State issues stream of tweets lauding his Middle East accomplishments as his term ends; critics say flurry is inappropriate campaigning from a government account

Some attackers appeared organized as videos and online communications point to possible plots; Pelosi says any lawmakers who aided intruders will face consequences

Vice president offers congratulations, belated assistance to his successor, The New York Times reports

Intruders incited against the vice president by Trump were seconds away from spotting Pence and his family, The Washington Post reports