A Maryland court blocked a constitutional amendment aimed at allowing Democrats to redraw congressional districts.
In rural Nebraska, a tech revolution could rise from cornfields in the form of data centers, sparking bipartisan concern.
A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s request to erase Steve Bannon’s criminal conviction for contempt.
A federal judge lifted a major obstacle to Trump’s order limiting mail voting as Democrats filed a new challenge.
Justice Department warns Kennedy Center’s future at risk without Trump’s name as donor funds may dry up for renovations.
Dan J. Sullivan, with the same name as Alaska’s incumbent senator, advances to the general election in a key race.
US states face challenges with the Supreme Court’s decision on Trump’s mail voting order, risking midterm chaos.
Some of the best tennis players in the world will play doubles specialists in the revamped 16-team U.S. Open mixed
Chinese artist Gao Zhen sentenced to 3 years for art deemed insulting to heroes, sparking freedom of expression concerns.
A California couple is in a legal battle with their surrogate in Texas over custody of a newborn with a heart defect.
Musk won’t face charges for his $1M promise to voters in a Wisconsin election, as no jury would see it as bribery.
The NCAA’s new rule allows athletes five years of eligibility, sparking lawsuits and confusion over player eligibility.
