Alabama fights to execute Jeffery Lee with nitrogen gas, challenging a court ruling that the method is unconstitutional.
A man from Sudan has appeared in court charged with attempted murder in a Belfast stabbing that left a man seriously…
Two GOP candidates in Michigan’s 10th District primary are connected to Peter Lucido, marred by harassment allegations. Their ties may influence voters.
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby secures temporary injunction against NCAA over gambling suspension.
Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan’s campaign spent over $1.5 million on luxury accommodations since 2015, sparking scrutiny over federal rules on campaign funds use.
A federal judge struck down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee, citing lack of congressional approval and overreach.
Shops shut and transport halted in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after a strike call by a banned group, JAAC, known for protests.
A New York jury convicted Dmitriy Popov of manslaughter as a hate crime for the death of dancer O’Shae Sibley.
Alexander Zverev’s French Open win was overshadowed by past allegations, with L’Equipe focusing on other sports stories.
Alabama’s nitrogen gas executions face scrutiny over potential constitutional violations; appeals court intervenes.
A federal judge in Boston struck down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee citing overreach and a violation of federal law.
Clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir between outlawed JAAC supporters and security forces leave seven dead.
Louise Arbour was installed as Canada’s governor general, succeeding Mary Simon, with duties mostly ceremonial.
The top court in Pakistan-administered Kashmir upheld 12 legislative seats for Kashmiri refugees, fueling protests.
A D.C. judge dismissed a lawsuit against Chuck Redd for canceling a Kennedy Center show in protest of Trump’s influence.
After a blitz of congressional redistricting ahead of the midterm elections, a national battle for partisan control is…
The Supreme Court is set to decide on key Trump agenda issues, with past rulings impacting voting rights and tariffs.
A majority of Americans value skepticism and verification in news consumption, emphasizing critical thinking and accuracy.
Senator Susan Collins failed to disclose stock trades worth up to $395,000, raising ethical concerns and scrutiny over transparency in financial reporting.
A Colorado court orders new trials for paramedics convicted in Elijah McClain’s death, raising scrutiny on sedative use.
A Colorado court reversed homicide convictions against two paramedics in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain.
Recreational anglers face off with commercial fishermen over red snapper rules, as regulations are contested in court.
A white officer in Connecticut was charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting a Black man in a mental crisis.
Two Romanian men were convicted in London for stabbing a journalist, allegedly at Tehran’s behest, in March 2024.
The NBA banned two people for life after one was arrested for running onto the court during Game 1 of the Finals.
Students and advocates appeal to the 5th Circuit to defend the Texas Dream Act, aiding students lacking legal status.
The Kennedy Center is removing references to Trump after a judge ruled his name was illegally added to the venue.
A Yazidi woman alleged enslavement and abuse by a family linked to IS in Syria. Charges include crimes against humanity.
Rep. Tom Barrett faces scrutiny as his campaign sells Haiti-made t-shirts labeled as ‘Made in USA,’ challenging his pro-domestic manufacturing stance in Michigan.
The Arizona Supreme Court sends an election case involving Trump supporters back to a grand jury, delaying progress.
The Supreme Court upholds FCC’s authority to enforce data privacy laws, preserving penalties for Verizon and AT&T.
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