Prosecutors with the Manhattan district attorney's office have asked the judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal case to impose a protective order restricting the former president's ability to publicize information about the investigation.
Hours after seven people were arrested Monday for their protests of Montana House Republicans' silencing of a transgender lawmaker, those who had been arrested joined Rep. Zooey Zephyr for a late dinner, where they discussed what would come next. The group, along with fellow activists, pushed two high-top tables together at the Windbag Saloon & Grill in Helena.
President Joe Biden formally announced his bid for reelection Tuesday, setting off a battle to convince the country his record merits another four years in the White House and his age won't impede his ability to govern.
Two tobacco companies have agreed to pay over $600 million to US authorities over allegations that the companies were selling tobacco products to North Korea in violation of US sanctions.
A Japanese lunar lander, carrying a rover developed in the United Arab Emirates, attempted to find its footing on the moon's surface Tuesday — but flight controllers presumed the spacecraft was lost after failing to regain contact.
A pair of new laws in Mississippi is leaving Jackson divided, with some hoping they will save a capital city wracked by a rise in homicides while others see an echo of a racist past.
E. Jean Carroll and two other women will testify in the battery and defamation trial against former President Donald Trump to show Trump's pattern of alleged violent behavior, Carroll's attorney told jurors during opening statements on Tuesday.
House Republican leaders are still struggling to get to 218 votes on their package to raise the national debt limit -- and are uncertain when they will be able to hold the vote, according to multiple GOP sources.
Chief Justice John Roberts has notified Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin that he won't testify at an upcoming hearing on Supreme Court ethics, instead releasing a new statement signed by all nine justices that is meant to provide "clarity" to the public about the high court's ethics practices.
Police have now recovered 89 bodies from mass graves in a forest in eastern Kenya, believed to be linked to a cult that allegedly encouraged its followers to starve themselves to gain salvation, the country's government said.
Musician Ed Sheeran took the stand Tuesday in a high-profile copyright trial about whether his smash single "Thinking Out Loud" copied a classic Marvin Gaye song.
One of the surviving roommates in a stabbing attack that left four University of Idaho students dead is being asked by suspect Bryan Kohberger's attorneys to testify in his upcoming preliminary hearing -- a demand she is resisting, according to new court documents.
Just a few years ago, Kim Kardashian was dyeing her own shapewear in a sink with teabags. Fast forward to the present day, the idea has blossomed into Skims — a $3.2 billion brand that has catapulted the reality TV star into a business titan.
Most of Yosemite National Park will be closed to the public starting Friday night as flood concerns awash the region. Yosemite is expected to remain closed until Wednesday, May 3, but the closure could last longer.
The World Health Organization warned Tuesday of a "huge biological risk" after Sudanese fighters seized the National Public Health Laboratory in the capital Khartoum, as foreign nations raced to mount rapid evacuation efforts from the country and violence punctured a fragile US-brokered ceasefire.
