
Tuskegee Coach Sues Morehouse, Citing Harm from Court Incident
Benjy Taylor sues Morehouse College, claiming emotional and physical harm after being handcuffed off the court.

Benjy Taylor sues Morehouse College, claiming emotional and physical harm after being handcuffed off the court.

Rick Jackson, a GOP candidate for Georgia governor, claims tariffs and tax cuts have significantly increased his wealth, but these policies burden working-class people.

A second GOP leader in Wisconsin won’t seek reelection, signaling political shifts as Democrats aim for a majority.

Two dozen states sued the EPA over the repeal of a key scientific finding on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.

Federal judges discussed increasing threats and praised Justice Roberts for condemning personal criticism of judges.

Three men alleging Kevin Spacey sexually assaulted them have settled civil claims before trial at London’s High Court.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi allows ousted prosecutor Brad Schimel to oversee cases in Wisconsin with a new title.

Authorities found 2.1 pounds of marijuana in Alabama basketball star Aden Holloway’s apartment, just below the 2.2-pound drug trafficking threshold.

Macy’s strong Q4 profits exceed expectations, but a cautious outlook highlights uncertainty from tariffs and global tensions.

Judge Quraishi’s frustration boiled over as he ousted a government attorney, demanding answers from top officials.

Japan recorded a 57.3 billion yen trade surplus in February, reversing a deficit. Exports rose 4.2%, imports 10.2%.

Maria Lazar, a Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate, incorrectly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned. This highlights the significance of historical knowledge in judicial roles.