A$AP Rocky Appears in L.A. Court for Felony Assault Trial
January 22, 2025
A$AP Rocky appears at an L.A. courthouse facing trial on felony assault charges involving a semiautomatic firearm.
December 6, 2025 9:12 am
A$AP Rocky appears at an L.A. courthouse facing trial on felony assault charges involving a semiautomatic firearm.
The Minnesota Supreme Court will hear arguments on a partisan struggle affecting the state House quorum and power-sharing.
Veterans are urged to understand what “the media” truly encompasses, as it’s not a singular, colluding entity.
Oath Keepers founder Stuart Rhodes, released after Trump’s pardon, visits Capitol, defends actions, seeks full pardon.
A Nashville high school shooting left one student dead and another wounded, as the shooter later killed himself.
The Supreme Court may revive a lawsuit against a Texas officer who shot a man during a traffic stop for unpaid tolls.
President Trump granted pardons to 1,500 individuals linked to January 6 riots, aiming to swiftly close the chapter.
An evaluation of DHS’s latest AI use case inventory, highlighting achievements and identifying improvement areas.
Trump pardons roughly 1,500 defendants charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, including those who attacked police.
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President Trump’s executive order faces a high likelihood of being struck down according to legal analysts.
