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There's something strange about how Americans see the economy these days -- or, at least, how they're describing it to pollsters.

The Supreme Court on Monday made it much more difficult for immigrants to challenge immigration policies in court, holding that challenges have to be brought individually and not on a class-wide basis.

The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade in arguably its biggest decision in at least a decade. The practical consequences of eliminating the constitutional right to an abortion are enormous. You might think, therefore, that the political fallout would be too.

President Joe Biden arrived in Europe Saturday for a week of summits, where the grinding war in Ukraine -- entering its fifth month and fading from Americans' attention -- will be thrust back to the forefront.

The US Supreme Court handed down a bevy of decisions this week that will affect Americans across the country. The most notable ruling, which overturned Roe v. Wade and upended constitutional protections on abortion, came down on Friday.

A Democratic super PAC has made multiple false claims about Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert while pushing unproven allegations that the right-wing Colorado congresswoman has had abortions and formerly worked as an escort, all of which Boebert vehemently denies.

The five-justice Supreme Court bloc that overturned a half century of women's abortion rights on Friday had coalesced less than two years. But they had found their moment and they seized it.

The day that remade America was decades in the making.

Now that the Supreme Court has given the green light for lawmakers to ban abortion, several Republican-led states have taken quick steps to do so.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade Friday, holding that there is no longer a federal constitutional right to an abortion.

Republican concerns that Eric Greitens could cost the party a Senate seat have reached a tipping point.

President Joe Biden will sign a bipartisan bill to address gun violence into law Saturday before departing for Europe, the White House announced Friday.

The fight over abortion moved to the forefront of this fall's midterm elections on Friday, as Democrats urged voters to view November as their best hope to halt the erosion of reproductive rights set off by the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade on Friday and Republicans previewed new national and state-level efforts to limit abortion rights.

Attendees at the National Right to Life Convention had nearly filled a hotel conference room Friday for a conservative author's talk when the news broke around 10 a.m. ET.

When President Joe Biden received word from his chief of staff in the Oval Office on Friday that the Supreme Court had decided to strip away the nationwide right to abortion, he quickly began to execute a plan his advisers had been crafting for months.