A gay rights activist sues the Department of Defense over Scouting America’s alleged ban on transgender members.
Jannik Sinner altered his training after a French Open issue, opting for longer sessions to prepare for Wimbledon.
The man accused of starting the Palisades Fire will be retried after a mistrial. Jurors were split on his guilt.
Texas has approved a reading list for public schools that includes Bible stories, sparking debates on religion in education.
Alf Perry ties British Open record in 1935; Joe Louis retains heavyweight title in 1939; NBA Draft highlights.
A Chinese dissident, Dong Guangping, who fled to South Korea, has arrived in Canada to reunite with his family.
A new lawsuit claims a Trump policy could delay or deny federal funds to family planning groups in Pennsylvania.
A judge ruled a man with the same name as Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan can challenge him, overturning a disqualification.
An appeals court upheld Harvey Weinstein’s 2022 rape conviction but ordered a resentencing due to trial errors.
A federal appeals court upheld a Biden-era rule on soot pollution, rejecting the Trump administration’s challenge.
Congo has filed a case against Rwanda at the International Court of Justice, accusing it of decades-long violence.
A judge blocked Tennessee from sharing data on sick immigrant children, following a lawsuit by Nashville doctors.
