Roger Federer reflects on tennis, Carlos Alcaraz’s Grand Slam pursuit, and Serena Williams’ potential return.
Donald Trump aims to maintain the GOP’s House majority by recruiting candidates and offering strategy, but challenges persist.
A federal officer shot a man in Minneapolis after being attacked while making an arrest, sparking protests and unrest.
Rep. Mike Lawler opposes a bipartisan plan to cap credit card rates at 10%, despite President Trump’s support. Critics highlight high average rates exceeding 19%.
Georgia prosecutors’ group claims a law Trump uses for legal fee claims in an election case is likely unconstitutional.
California can use a new voter-approved U.S. House map to boost Democrats in 2026, a federal panel ruled Wednesday.
Iowa Republicans propose a health care bill in October 2023, aiming to reduce coverage rather than costs, potentially impacting numerous residents and sparking debate.
The Trump administration apologized for the deportation of a Babson College student, but argued it shouldn’t affect her case.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Montana police entering a home without a warrant during an emergency situation.
Gov. Ron DeSantis named Adam Tanenbaum to the Florida Supreme Court, emphasizing originalism in legal interpretation.
The Supreme Court revived a GOP challenge to a law on late mail ballots, allowing candidates to sue over voting rules.
The U.S. Supreme Court appears likely to support state laws preventing transgender girls from joining school sports teams.
