President Trump’s administration moves to control Venezuelan oil, seizing tankers and easing sanctions for global sales.
Pamela Smart seeks to overturn her conviction for orchestrating her husband’s murder, citing constitutional violations.
Claudio Neves Valente, ex-Brown student, killed two students and an MIT professor, leaving videos but no motive.
Gov. Phil Scott appointed Christina Nolan and Michael Drescher to the Vermont Supreme Court, filling two vacancies.
President Trump announced Venezuela will provide 30-50 million barrels of oil to the U.S., benefiting both nations.
A Wisconsin man was sentenced to probation after sending intimidating emails to the state Supreme Court’s chief justice.
Abortion remains legal in Wyoming after the state Supreme Court ruled that two abortion bans violate the constitution.
The Venezuelan government asserts its independence after Nicolás Maduro’s arrest by U.S. forces, sparking global reactions.
Republican Doug LaMalfa, a California rice farmer and seven-term U.S. House member, died at 65, reducing GOP control.
The U.S. cut vaccine recommendations for children, sparking concern from medical experts about rising preventable diseases.
A Paris court convicted 10 for cyberbullying Brigitte Macron with false gender claims; sentences include jail time.
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez replaces Maduro, captured by the US. Uncertainty looms as she offers to collaborate.
