Pam Bondi's abrupt removal as attorney general this week offers a stark lesson for those betting their careers on Donald Trump's favor: unwavering devotion provides no insurance against sudden dism
President Trump fired attorney general Pam Bondi on Thursday, announcing her departure on Truth Social and saying she would move to "a much needed and important new job in the private sector."
President Trump has fired Pam Bondi from her role as attorney general, ending a tenure marked by her loyalty to the administration but ultimately undermined by two major failures in Trump's eyes: h
A Colorado appeals court has ordered a new sentencing hearing for Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk convicted of breaching her county's election security systems.
The Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to youth protections by ruling 8-1 against Colorado's law prohibiting conversion therapy for minors, a decision with potentially sweeping implications
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said Wednesday she will vote against any additional US military assistance to Israel, citing the country's track record on human rights and international law.
A coalition of civil rights organizations filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging an executive order signed by President Trump that would restrict mail-in voting access, arguing the directive violates
Washington's National Capital Planning Commission is expected to approve a Trump administration project to renovate the White House ballroom on Thursday, marking a significant step forward for the
A woman who disappeared from an Arizona community three decades ago has been located alive, authorities announced this week.
A federal judge's decision to halt proceedings has cleared the way for the National Capital Planning Commission to move forward with a vote on Donald Trump's White House ballroom project, which had
President Donald Trump declared the month-long US-Israeli military campaign against Iran a success heading toward resolution during a prime-time address Wednesday night, even as the conflict has de
Donald Trump is mounting an aggressive campaign to force Senate passage of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, a sweeping voting restrictions bill he has designated as his top legislative
The concentration of wealth among America's ultra-rich has reached unprecedented levels, with the top one percent now controlling more assets than the bottom 93 percent of the population combined,
The UK confronts its worst energy shock in five decades, yet government preparations remain vague and reactive.
Donald Trump's monthlong conflict with Iran has exposed deep cracks in the transatlantic partnership, with the U.S.
The legal battle over President Donald Trump's executive order targeting birthright citizenship moves to the Supreme Court on Wednesday, with the ACLU preparing to argue that eliminating automatic
History shows that cost-of-living crises punish different households in drastically different ways.
President Donald Trump has escalated his warnings about withdrawing the United States from NATO, saying he is "absolutely" weighing the possibility after European and other allied nations declined
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday evening that the month-long military campaign in Iran is approaching success, though he provided no concrete timeline for ending the conflict.
The Chicago Bulls' decision to waive Jaden Ivey after he posted anti-LGBTQ and religiously charged remarks on social media was presented as a straightforward disciplinary action.
A medical examiner has classified the death of Nurul Amin Shah as a homicide, concluding that US Border Patrol agents' decision to abandon the visually impaired refugee in a Buffalo parking lot dur
Roughly 250 protesters assembled on the steps of the Supreme Court on Wednesday to voice support for birthright citizenship, drawing attention to a case that could reshape immigration policy.
The Supreme Court appeared unlikely to back Trump's effort to restrict birthright citizenship, based on questions posed by justices during arguments that stretched more than two hours on Tuesday.
Fifty-one years after a Utah teenager's body was discovered along a highway, DNA testing has confirmed that serial killer Ted Bundy was responsible for her death, authorities announced Wednesday.
Congressional Republicans agreed Wednesday to advance legislation that would restore funding to most of the Department of Homeland Security, potentially ending a historic funding gap that has disru
The FDA has approved Foundayo, an oral weight-loss medication from Eli Lilly, marking the second pill-form GLP-1 drug to reach the U.S. market.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on President Trump's push to eliminate birthright citizenship, with the justices signaling doubt about the government's legal theory to overturn the cons
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation requiring voters to provide documented proof of citizenship when registering, marking the state as the third to adopt such measures this year.
Nicotine pouches remain blocked from the U.S.
Donald Trump reiterated over the weekend that the United States should "take the oil in Iran," signaling his intention to seize control of a major export hub.
Leqaa Kordia spent a year locked in a Texas immigration detention center after being arrested at a pro-Palestine protest.
A 19-year-old took the stand Tuesday to describe FaceTime conversations with his father, a Hawaii doctor, in which the father allegedly confessed to attempting to kill his wife during a hike on Oah
The American Heart Association released updated nutrition guidance this week that diverges from some federal dietary recommendations, placing greater emphasis on plant-based proteins as a cornersto
President Trump is expected to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court as the justices take up one of the most contentious constitutional questions of his presidency: whether he can restrict bir
Donald Trump has publicly attacked European nations for declining to participate in military operations against Iran, singling out the UK and France as tensions across the Atlantic reach a new low.
A ex-video editor at Alex Jones's Infowars has broken his silence about his time at the conspiracy outlet, describing the work as fundamentally dishonest while acknowledging he stayed for four year
UConn's improbable victory over top-seeded Duke came with an uncomfortable asterisk following freshman Braylon Mullins's last-second game-winner on Sunday night.
Three former FBI agents have filed a class-action lawsuit against the FBI and Department of Justice, alleging they were wrongfully terminated for their work on criminal investigations involving Don
Moscow's financial fortunes have undergone a dramatic turnaround since conflict erupted in Iran late last month, transforming what appeared to be a looming budget crisis into an unexpected windfall
A federal judge has permanently halted the Trump administration's attempt to cut federal funding for NPR and PBS, ruling that the executive order violates the First Amendment.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring the federal government to establish a centralized voter database and sharply limit mail-in voting, actions that legal scholars warn pr
President Trump escalated tensions with European partners Tuesday, publicly attacking nations unwilling to support military action against Iran and directing them to solve their own energy problems
President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday that would restrict mail-in voting and establish a national voter database, moves that legal experts say face serious constitutional obstacles.
The Trump administration announced plans to relocate the U.S. Forest Service headquarters from Washington, D.C.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ended suspensions for the Army helicopter crews involved in an unusual flyover at Kid Rock's Tennessee home, declaring the matter closed without further consequen
A federal judge has issued an order stopping construction on President Donald Trump's planned $400 million ballroom at the White House, halting work on a project that has already reshaped the build
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the University of Pennsylvania must surrender records about its Jewish employees to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as part of an ongoing investigatio
Donald Trump has escalated tensions with European allies, publicly criticizing nations that have refused to support military action against Iran and demanding they resolve energy concerns independe
Speculation about a potential military draft has rippled across the country in recent weeks, even as officials maintain that such a measure remains highly unlikely.
A Tennessee library director was terminated this week after declining to move more than 100 LGBTQ+-themed children's books from the juvenile section to adult shelves.
