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The Supreme Court upheld First Amendment claims of cheerleader Brandi Levy, who was disciplined by a Pennsylvania high school for a critical Snap off campus.

The Senate appears unlikely to be able to pass the For the People Act, or any other voting rights bill, in the face of Republican opposition.

Connecticut state Sen. Alex Kasser of Greenwich is resigning. She is embroiled in a contentious divorce with a top Morgan Stanley executive, Seth Bergstein.

The race to replace New York Mayor Bill de Blasio will cross a key threshold on Tuesday as Democrats and Republicans host their primary elections.

The investigation of the Trump Organization by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has grown to look at chief operative officer Matthew Calamari.

The Supreme Court handed a unanimous win to Division I college athletes in their legal fight against the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

The extraordinary diversion of a commercial airliner was described by some European Union leaders as a "hijacking."

Lawmakers are crafting a bipartisan infrastructure proposal, but Biden and Democrats have not signed off on their plans to fund it.

Former President Donald Trump's private club was paid over $175,000 in May by the RNC to host its donor retreat.

Now as democratic world faces a renewed assault, it's Biden's turn to be Dr. Save-Democracy.

The contrast between former President Donald Trump's final Juneteenth in the White House and the lead-up to President Joe Biden's first is stark.

Three men have been indicted in a pump-and-dump stock scam targeting four dormant shell companies that trade on the over-the-counter market.

The pandemic has helped fuel the biggest jump in auto thefts in more than a decade, experts say.

The U.S. Embassy in Kabul was placed on lockdown Thursday as Covid cases surge in Afghanistan.

In December, the Trump administration slapped sanctions on Turkey for buying the S-400 missile system, a move typically not seen among NATO allies.

Juneteenth National Independence Day is the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 1983.

The Supreme Court ruled against Texas and other Republican-led states seeking to strike down the Affordable Care Act in its latest high court test.

Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that Philadelphia violated the First Amendment by refusing to contract with Catholic Social Services.

The Supreme Court reversed a ruling that allowed people to sue Nestle USA and Cargill over claims they were trafficked as child slaves to African cocoa farms.

The first tropical system of the Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to make landfall in the U.S. this week, according to the National Hurricane Center.