A new ad from the Congressional Leadership Fund misleadingly portrays JoAnna Mendoza’s stance on taxes, affecting her competitive race against Rep. Juan Ciscomani.
A lone juror blocked Lindsay Clancy’s acquittal, insisting on guilt despite admitting reasonable doubt, causing a mistrial.
In June 2023, Sen. Susan Collins voted against the Paycheck Fairness Act in the Senate HELP Committee, hindering wage equity and paid sick leave for women.
Nicaragua accused Germany at the UN’s top court of breaching the Genocide Convention by supplying arms to Israel.
A network of young scammers duped a stranger out of $240 million in bitcoin, leading to lavish spending and arrests.
Attorneys ask the Supreme Court to halt the execution of a Florida inmate, Daniel Conahan Jr., scheduled for Thursday.
The Trump administration renews its Supreme Court appeal after a judge blocks mail ballot restrictions before midterms.
Missouri appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to allow new congressional districts for midterms, following a state court block.
No. 6 Indiana will have defensive linemen Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt for its opener against North Texas.
An Argentine court approved returning a looted portrait to Jacques Goudstikker’s heir after a legal agreement was reached.
A federal judge extended her ban on the U.S. Postal Service implementing Trump’s order to limit mail voting for midterms.
Green Bay Packers RB Josh Jacobs’ court date advanced; he’s on NFL exempt list after charges of battery and property damage.
Brazil’s Supreme Court faces an institutional crisis as justices de Moraes and Mendonca seek sanctions against each other.
Beth Osborne, a Las Vegas writer, shares her teenage abortion experience in North Carolina and advocates for Nevada’s Question 6 to protect abortion rights.
The Supreme Court granted an emergency appeal for cheaper GOP ad prices, impacting midterm election strategies.
Tarrant County’s Commissioners Court voted to remove 92 polling places, reducing options for over 1.3 million voters.
Roughly 1.2 million Texans risk extra hurdles at polls due to unconfirmed addresses. Check your status before Oct. 5.
The judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial changed his decision to declare a mistrial, allowing time for an appeal instead.
Tunisia’s highest court upheld convictions of opposition figures in a conspiracy case, sparking global criticism.
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall faces scrutiny for initially opposing the release of DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein, linked to prominent figures. His ties to Epstein associates raise ethical questions amid a tight reelection campaign.
A Philippine court ordered Vice President Sara Duterte’s arrest for threatening the president with assassination.
A bill to clarify California’s $1 billion arts education spending heads to Gov. Newsom after a legislative compromise.
FIFA accused UEFA of a “smear campaign” over Infantino’s failed World Cup stakes plan, seeking court intervention.
Missouri Supreme Court blocks new Trump-backed congressional districts, orders statewide vote to approve or reject map.
Jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s trial remain deadlocked after five days, raising the possibility of a mistrial. Deliberations continue.
Zach Lahn, Iowa governor candidate, selects Derek Wulf, a state representative with ties to Cargill and Bayer, as running mate, potentially challenging Lahn’s anti-big ag stance.
Aaron Flint falsely claims Democrats gerrymandered Montana’s 1st District, despite it being GOP-proposed. This could mislead voters in a key battleground race.
Dawn Light, accused of intimidating jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial, is arraigned at the same courthouse during deliberations.
A federal judge lacked authority to overturn Bowe Bergdahl’s military conviction, says a U.S. appeals court ruling.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes faces calls to resign amid allegations of ties to banker Vorcaro.
A Maine court ruled a father can decide if his daughter attends an evangelical church, citing psychological harm concerns.
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