Cornell University has retained former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to lead an independent review of how Cornell responds to sexual assault cases.

President Donald Trump met in the Oval Office with former Colorado election clerk Tina Peters, who is a convicted election fraudster, to discuss election integrity and “the plans” for the midterm elec...

Trump family corruption has gotten so bad that even Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) said that the corruption in the First Family is a concern and should be investigated.

Newly reviewed records obtained by NBC News detail witness accounts, fraternity messages and anonymous tips collected in a campus investigation that is now facing renewed scrutiny.

Military readiness, artificial intelligence, and executive instability are developing on different timelines—but their consequences could arrive together.

Joshua Busby and Greg Pollock write that the global oil market has largely exhausted its emergency measures meant to keep fuel prices low.

Attorneys for Marimar Martinez alleged a new analysis of the bullets’ trajectories shows Border Patrol agent Charles Exum wasn’t in front of her vehicle and the last shot went through the rear passenger seat.

The Supreme Court’s new term begins Monday with cases on climate change and immigration high on the agenda.

Republicans are scrambling to deal with a data center boom they cheered on not long ago.

Democracy Docket mapped the affected zip codes.

“The shorter timeframe is noteworthy and I don’t know why they’re doing this,” Steve Hutkins, who writes for Save the Post Office, told Democracy Docket.

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Pike survived a lethal injection execution on Wednesday. She was sentenced to death for the 1995 killing of her classmate, Colleen Slemmer.

Legally purchasing PreP and PEP pills from private pharmacies can be expensive for sex workers, who are required to submit to expensive medical tests on top of purchasing the pills.

Covid infection counts are increasing in more than half the country.

More than 1.4 million people – or roughly 1 in 3 voters statewide – would be affected by the 2025 gerrymandered map, the Supreme Court filings reveal.