Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein briefly faced arrest Monday after she and her attorney failed to show up for a St. Louis court hearing over misdemeanor charges stemming from a 2024 pro-Palestinian campus protest. St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Karma Johnson issued
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A coalition of Texas public-school families asked the Supreme Court on Monday to review a state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public-school classroom, arguing that a divided appeals court improperly disregarded longstanding precedent protecting religious liberty. The families are challenging S.B. 10, a 2025 Texas law directing public elementary and
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer credited President Donald Trump with helping secure a
The FBI said Wednesday that Operation Summer Heat has produced more than
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has scrapped a proposal to install Islamic ablution washing stations in
Fitch Ratings affirmed the United States’ credit rating at AA+ Thursday but warned that Washington’s failure
Prescription drug prices fell for the seventh consecutive month in July, extending the longest uninterrupted streak
President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidate for Minnesota governor fell short in Tuesday’s Republican primary, while former
Newly declassified FBI files reveal that the bureau opened a secret investigation into Attorney General Jeff Sessions just one day after President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James
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President Donald Trump on Sunday acknowledged for the first time that contractor error contributed to peeling paint at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, while maintaining that vandalism was
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Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed received more than $115,000 from dozens of donors connected to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, according to a Fox News Digital
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The financial lifelines of Social Security and Medicare are approaching insolvency, with the latest report from the Social Security Board of Trustees
A federal appeals court issued a decision about the abortion pill mifepristone that leaves it on the market but under tighter restrictions.
From within the stately walls of an 18th-century conference hall just blocks from the Eiffel Tower, Reza Pahlavi—the exiled heir to Iran’s
In a new interview, liberal Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said that the Supreme Court is “prepared as anyone can be”
When John Fetterman was elected in 2022, despite having a stroke during the campaign, progressives cheered. The Nation called him a “rare
A sweeping undercover investigation has ignited controversy across the federal contracting world after journalist James O’Keefe released footage allegedly exposing a billion-dollar
One of Biden’s signature accomplishments has been to boost the power of the IRS over normal people. In 2022, as part of
Netflix’s sudden retreat from its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has sent a tremor through CNN’s newsroom — and, by several
A recent study of Air Force eligibility requirements claims its high standards are a hinderance to diversity, but there’s more to the
Legislation, deemed “Bentley’s Law”, went into effect over the weekend to hold drunk drivers in Texas responsible for up to eighteen years.
