State Senator Dan McKeon resigned from the state's Legislature in January, moments before his colleagues were to debate expelling him over accusations he groped and harassed a Legislature employee.

A lower court dismissed the suit over the plaintiff's desire to remain anonymous.

Florida refused to join the recent landmark settlement with the social media giant, pushing for stricter controls on Facebook and Instagram.

An Atlanta mother was held at gunpoint in front of her 7-year-old son after FBI agents broke into their home in 2017.

A Justice Department attorney argued Wednesday that the plan was a “completely private commercial decision,” not one made by the president personally.

Two business groups argue Weld County wrongfully approved GlobalAI’s data center proposal despite the tech company’s failure to mitigate noise or secure a consistent power supply.

The case centers around a state law allowing school districts to sign over control of underperforming schools to a charter operator to avoid a state takeover of the district.

Federal law protects taxpayer data collected by the IRS, with some exceptions — including when a taxpayer is under criminal investigation.

According to the DNC, the White House used $20 million allocated to Customs and Border Protection for campaign ads broadcast nationally, including during professional and college football games.

The Army soldier claims his Polymarket wagers related the the U.S. military capture of Nicolas Maduro in January were not illegal "swaps" as defined by federal commodities law.

The logging project intended to reduce wildfire risk comes on the heels of a similar project that conservation groups concerned about lynx and grizzly populations tried and failed to stop.

Several major events were canceled or threatened by Tropical Storm Isaias, which is expected to strengthen before landfall Friday.

Conservation groups have battled for years with the city of Bakersfield and others over the proper amount of water needed for fish in the Kern River.

Prosecutors say the man purchased an AK-47 and 200 rounds of ammunition from an undercover agent prior to his arrest.

The Supreme Court of Canada appeared skeptical of Ontario opening its online gambling platform to international players.

The high court seemed to question when, not if, the Air Force should face environmental review challenges to disposing hazardous waste on Guam’s beaches.

The high court seemed to question when, not if, the Air Force should face environmental review challenges to disposing hazardous waste on Guam’s beaches.

The plea leaves 11 men facing trial over sexual crimes against the same woman, while her husband has admitted to 62 offenses spanning more than two decades.

Consumers say YouTube’s higher prices on Apple devices undercut Google’s defense of its Play Store fees. Google argues its commissions pay for services that go well beyond checkout.

The long legal drama surrounding Carles Puigdemont, who charted his region's failed attempt to break away from Spain, has come to an end after his arrest warrant was canceled.

The states claim they’re being prevented from collecting emergency funding unless they pledge to cooperate with ICE — a condition already deemed unlawful by a federal judge.

A victory in the Oct. 2027 election would mark the greatest turnaround yet for a man who has defied naysayers for three decades.

It was unclear if any of those who returned on Sunday included minority Muslim Rohingya, who are facing persecution in Myanmar and have been denied citizenship.

One of the world's most renowned soccer players offered an emotional, unforgettable farewell to his fans after winning a friendly match in Buenos Aires.

In her keynote address, Kemi Badenoch ruled out an alliance with Reform UK's Nigel Farage as she seeks to rebuild her party after its historic 2024 election defeat.

President Donald Trump wants supporters to “pretend that I’m on the ballot.” Democrats are taking the same approach.

The appellate court found there was no evidence of a federal kidnapping crime when a father and his relatives took his young child from his mother without her consent.

The arrests come over a year after a 2-month-old's serious head injuries led to the discovery of 16 other children.

The family of Shawn Gagne says police negotiators failed to intervene by telling officers to stand down after Gagne dropped his rifle.

The Trump administration claimed the sanction was punishment for Harvard leadership failing to crack down on pro-Palestinian protests and for failing to provide foreign student visa data that the univ...

The two-judge panel emphasized how transgender people who have not undergone sex change surgery can still amend their birth certificate through a court order, like any other Arizonan.

The justices seemed to think Intel workers were making an apples to oranges analogy by comparing their pension plan's performance to stock market gains.

The high court’s recent ruling on anti-transgender sports bans is being tested by an emergency appeal seeking to also bar states from allowing transgender athletes to participate in sports consistent ...

Environmental groups sued the Bureau of Land Management over plans to realign and pave a road through Utah’s Gate Canyon, likening the project to "constructing a highway through the Louvre Museum."

Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro’s allies could curb the court’s powers and influence its makeup, with implications for judicial independence and minority rights.

The high court’s recent ruling on anti-transgender sports bans is being tested by an emergency appeal seeking to also bar states from allowing transgender athletes to participate in sports consistent ...

A justice of the peace, a sheriff and a constable say absolute immunity bars damages for a jailing the plaintiffs call voter intimidation.

A Massachusetts judge ruled in March in favor of medical organizations on their challenge against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over the implementation of several of his ...

The grocery shoppers say about 70% of dairy producers work together to restrict the raw milk supply in the United States and artificially raise prices.

The Trump administration has pointed to a March 2025 probe into discriminatory hiring practices at the company as the basis for reviewing broadcasts licenses for ABC News and eight regional affiliates...

A Texas law passed in the wake of large-scale pro-Palestinian protests requires universities to ban all speech between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. and to restrict expressive activities during the last two week...

Texas Supreme Court justices seemed inclined to allow AI-generated transcripts for witness depositions where verified video recordings can act as "escape hatches" to ensure accuracy.

Chirayu Rana’s original lawsuit made a splash online thanks in large part to what he claims are excerpts of his supervisor's harassment, racial slurs, inappropriate nicknames and threats.

More than a decade after Russia took control of Crimea, Ukrainian bank and airport investors won over $192 million in compensation, with interest stretching back to 2014.