Virginia Couple Crashes State Dinner

White House gate crashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi have invoked their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in an appearance before Congress.

The accused White House party crashers hosted a bash in Las Vegas over the weekend.  Tareq and Michaele Salahi were paid to be at the Caesars Palace nightclub

The Salahis are still going to Vegas, but it seems their arrival will come with a touch less fanfare.  FOX 5's Claudia Coffey spoke with the reps at Pure

A Federal Grand Jury convened Tuesday to investigate alleged White House state dinner crashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi, and the first witnesses arrived to

The Salahis were due in court on Friday over a lawsuit filed by a local couple who says the pair owes them money, but they couldn't make it.  The reason?  They

Sources close to the situation tell TMZ Tareq and Michaele Salahi will land a cool $5,000 to host a party at Pure nightclub in Vegas later this month.

The Salahis were on the court docket again in Warren County District court Friday.  The issue -- they were trying to collect on a debt owed to them by an

It looks like the White House state dinner crashers may need a calendar to keep up with all their upcoming court dates. The Salahis were back in front of a

FOX 5’s Claudia Coffey is the first to learn that, according to court documents from the Warren County District Court, a watch handed over by Michaele and

A Virginia man who crashed a White House state dinner without an invitation has resigned under fire from the Virginia Tourism Authority board.  Tareq Salahi

The House Homeland Security Committee has voted to subpoena Michaele and Tareq Salahi, the Virginia couple who has become known as the White House gate

The White House gate-crashers' will invoke their Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to testify if they are subpoenaed to appear on Capitol Hill about the

There's more trouble with the law for Tareq Salahi, and this time FOX 5 has discovered that he's been charged with petty larceny for allegedly stealing the

The White House gate-crashers' will invoke their Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to testify if they are subpoenaed to appear on Capitol Hill about the

Ronald Kessler, author of a book about the Secret Service, on how the Salahis getting into the State Dinner will change training for agents.