Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan’s $2M stock trades in office spark scrutiny, opposing Congress trade ban efforts. His wealth rose 176% since 2015, amid ethical concerns.
Two U.S. families challenge Italy’s law on citizenship for descendants, potentially affecting millions globally.
A federal judge must reassess national security risks in halting Trump’s $400M White House ballroom construction.
Prince Harry faces a defamation lawsuit from the charity Sentebale, which he co-founded, after stepping down as patron.
Junelle Lewis found relief from high gas prices by using an app to locate cheaper fuel on Native American reservations.
Texas’ highest criminal court overturned the death sentence of Clarence Curtis Jordan, citing incompetence and delays.
The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Boulder can’t charge for bodycam footage, boosting police transparency in Colorado.
President Trump’s global import tariffs face legal challenges as the U.S. Court of International Trade examines their validity.
Rising food insecurity in key states poses electoral challenges for Republican Senate candidates. Inflation and SNAP cuts from the OBBB exacerbate the issue, affecting millions and potentially swaying voter sentiment against incumbents like Jon Husted in Ohio and Susan Collins in Maine. With grocery costs soaring, public opinion favors increased SNAP funding, putting these candidates at odds with voter priorities.
The Supreme Court in Eswatini ruled that four men deported by the US can meet with a lawyer after nine months.
The Justice Department is investigating the NFL for potential anticompetitive practices related to media rights.
Federal appeals court judges question Sean “Diddy” Combs’ four-year prison term for prostitution-related charges.
