The Illinois Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case determining the constitutionality of a 2021 law's provision that would have ended cash bail in the Prairie State.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is meeting Tuesday to review a proposal to give $5 million each to qualifying Black residents in reparations as a way to make amends for slavery.
The former chief of staff to GOP Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is "wanted" by the U.S. Marshals after failing to appear in court Tuesday on federal corruption charges.
Gov. Sanders signed a bill to make it easier to sue providers of gender-affirming care for minors. This law allows the recipient to file a lawsuit against the doctor up to 15 years after.
Election security laws and reforms to Medicare and Social Security have become the latest points of contention in Wisconsin's hotly-contested Supreme Court race.
The White House said there have been “other intercepts” of U.S. aircraft by Russian aircraft “in recent weeks,” adding that these encounters are "not uncommon."
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office is suing Norfolk Southern over the East Palestine train derailment, he announced during a press conference on Tuesday.
Two House Republicans are seeking an investigation into reports that the Red Cross is providing information to migrants seeking to cross the U.S. border illegally.
A clip of President Biden's 2007 interview with David Letterman, when the then-senator claimed to have been arrested at age 21 for illegally entering the Senate chamber, went viral.
North Carolina Democrat Wesley Harris announced Monday he is running for state treasurer in 2024. Harris hopes to succeed GOP State Treasurer Dale Folwell.
Republican New York Congressman George Santos officially filed to run for re-election Tuesday after reaching a fundraising threshold that required him to declare his candidacy.
A church in Milford, Connecticut, is suing the state government, claiming alterations to a law mandating vaccinations have violated its First Amendment rights.
The U.S. has begun a new aggressive push to punish Russia in an effort to thwart the country's invasion of Ukraine. The U.S. plans to inflict pain on Russia’s economy.
A 34-year-old Washington man pleaded guilty to stalking Republican lawmaker Michelle Caldier. He called Caldier multiple times where he would confess his love.
The National Sheriffs' Association is calling for immediate action from Congress to crack down on the deadly Mexican drug cartels bringing drugs into the U.S. interior.