Two weeks before classes, LIFE Male STEAM Academy in Pittsburgh learned students would use transit cards, not buses.
Alaska Rep. Nick Begich, CEO of a company outsourcing jobs to India, supports tariffs to boost U.S. manufacturing, despite rising costs for consumers and local industries.
Understanding how investigations work is crucial as stories develop. Initial findings may evolve with new evidence.
A federal judge ruled Idaho can’t prosecute doctors for health-protective abortions, citing 14th Amendment violations.
Maryland’s tax court nullifies the state’s digital ad tax, citing conflicts with federal law and constitutional issues.
A federal judge refused to block the Trump administration from building a border wall on a Native American tribe’s land.
A federal appeals court ruled that Trump’s goal of ending gender-affirming care can’t quash a Justice Department subpoena.
The judge moved Alex Murdaugh’s retrial out of Colleton County due to publicity and potential jury influence issues.
Trump administration seeks Supreme Court approval for ballroom project; healthcare CEO killer pleads guilty; France…
A judge denied halting a majority-Black voter section from electing county judges, citing insufficient evidence provided.
Mike Rogers, a U.S. Senate candidate from Michigan, received $693,234 from oil and gas entities while in the House. Critics say he prioritized industry interests over constituents, raising questions about the influence of big money in politics and its impact on policy decisions.
President Trump’s administration seeks Supreme Court approval to continue the $400M White House ballroom project.
