State attorney general races, often overshadowed, play a key role in politics, drawing millions from various interests.
Russian regions are blocking protests against internet censorship, notably targeting Telegram, fueling discontent.
Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz remain on unpaid leave during MLB’s pitch-rigging probe.
Ohio State aims for Sweet 16 in NCAA Tournament after past second-round exits, starting against Howard on Saturday.
A Georgia court ruled Fulton County isn’t required to seat GOP nominees on its election board, supporting local discretion.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s policy limiting Pentagon press access, siding with The New York Times.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Quakertown teen enters probation to avoid a criminal record after a protest scuffle with police.
Federal prosecutors seek to dismiss charges against two officers accused of falsifying Breonna Taylor’s warrant.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro is under DEA scrutiny for alleged drug ties, but he denies any association.
Benjy Taylor sues Morehouse College, claiming emotional and physical harm after being handcuffed off the court.
Rick Jackson, a GOP candidate for Georgia governor, claims tariffs and tax cuts have significantly increased his wealth, but these policies burden working-class people.
The Justice Department sues Harvard for failing to address campus antisemitism, risking grants and demanding repayments.
