
Justice Department Appeals Ruling in Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s Case
The Justice Department seeks to revive charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, challenging a judge’s prior dismissal.

The Justice Department seeks to revive charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, challenging a judge’s prior dismissal.

A historic preservation group urged the Supreme Court to halt Trump’s White House ballroom project, citing legal issues.

Sen. Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola advance to Alaska’s general election, setting the stage for a crucial Senate race.

Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered Imran Khan to be transferred to a private hospital for a medical examination due to health concerns.

The U.S. and Canada are negotiating to avoid new tariffs that could impact $20 billion worth of Canadian products.

Opening arguments begin Tuesday in a pivotal trial for Meta Platforms, with 29 states suing over child safety issues.

Discord suspends livestreams in Brazil after criticism over child protection failures, following a tragic suicide case.

Civil rights advocates petition the Supreme Court to review a Texas law mandating Ten Commandments displays in schools.

Two weeks before classes, LIFE Male STEAM Academy in Pittsburgh learned students would use transit cards, not buses.

A federal judge ruled Idaho can’t prosecute doctors for health-protective abortions, citing 14th Amendment violations.

Maryland’s tax court nullifies the state’s digital ad tax, citing conflicts with federal law and constitutional issues.

A federal judge refused to block the Trump administration from building a border wall on a Native American tribe’s land.