Voting rights advocates applaud Virginia’s return to ERIC, ensuring secure voter rolls and limiting pre-election purges.
Mississippi Supreme Court panel denies NCAA appeal, boosting Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss’ chances to play next season.
Judge rules Missouri’s new Trump-backed House districts valid despite referendum challenge; ACLU plans to appeal.
Attorneys for Georgia’s Fulton County and Trump administration clashed over seized 2020 election ballots in court.
Republican Rep. Nick LaLota, seeking a third term in New York’s 1st District, took $40,000 from donors tied to Epstein, raising ethical concerns amid his campaign.
Tiger Woods was released on bail after a crash on Jupiter Island, Fla., facing DUI suspicion but showed no alcohol influence.
California’s attorney general and a voting rights group filed legal challenges to stop a ballot seizure by a sheriff.
North Carolina’s photo voter ID law upheld by federal judge, despite civil rights groups’ claims of discriminatory intent.
President Trump signed an executive action to pay TSA employees amid a DHS shutdown, aiming to ease airport lines.
Russia-linked networks use AI to create fake local news sites in the US, subtly shaping opinions on local issues.
AI-driven scams are evolving rapidly, creating highly believable fake accounts, making digital deception more convincing.
The Florida Supreme Court temporarily halted the execution of James Aren Duckett, convicted of murder in 1988.
