Twelve states and Hollywood writers challenging Paramount’s buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery have agreed to settle their lawsuits against the mega merger.

New hires and comments in interviews show that the AI giant is using its capabilities against dissenters.

The president’s promised overhaul of the East Potomac course has not officially begun, but tree removal has already been taking place for weeks.

The Senate nominee has woefully undercooked ideas on Supreme Court reform—and that’s a problem.

Former Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers went on strike for over three years and won. Then, the owners sold the paper and most strikers lost their jobs. Now, they’ve launched “a cooperative news organiz...

New evidence has emerged of U.S. Coast Guard activity in the aftermath of two strikes, further corroborating survivor testimony.

The revelations came out in a federal court case brought by Democratic states challenging ICE's access to Medicaid data to aid in deportation efforts.

Is it possible to run a successful profitable business without adopting the worst parts of capitalism? Well, Black people actually did it.

The Longleaf Trace removed all water fountains in June over homelessness concerns, alarming trail users and health experts.

In its 6-3 decision, the court gutted the legislation that ended apartheid in this country—and once again gave white people the ability to suppress Black political power.

Members of the independent board that guides the National Science Foundation said they received a notice from the White House that their position was being terminated.

Sarah Fitzpatrick reiterates that she stands by ‘every single word’ of her story and says the people she spoke to were ‘frightened’ by the FBI director’s alleged conduct creating a national security v...

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House Democrats tried to force a vote on a war powers resolution during recess. Senate Democrats will launch a more serious attempt to rein in Trump next week.

A county board near Nashville voted to dismiss Luanne James, who said she stands by her decision, in the latest clash in a national debate over access to books.

An immigration researcher at the Cato Institute found that the Trump administration is "raking in billions of dollars in

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The administration’s position in the birthright citizenship case contradicts the central purpose of the 14th Amendment’s Citizenship Clause.

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