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The case concerned two Arizona voting rules that a federal appeals court found to be in violation of the Voting Rights Act.

Hundreds of deaths have been linked to a record-breaking heat wave in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia this week.

The Trump Organization and Allen Weisselberg, its longtime finance chief, were indicted Wednesday by a grand jury in Manhattan.

The Trump Organization has been told to expect that criminal charges will be filed against the company belonging to former President Donald Trump.

Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who oversaw the Pentagon's response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has died at the age of 88.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will travel to the disaster site Thursday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said this week.

The House passed legislation Wednesday to form a select committee to investigate the Jan. 6 riots in which Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol. 

As Americans resume pre-Covid activity and the Biden administration seeks even more stimulus, the president's policies may be his own biggest economic threat.

A lawyer for a Minnesota man criminally charged with hijacking dormant shell companies in a pump-and-dump stock scheme abruptly withdrew from a civil lawsuit.

The meeting comes as a historic heat wave grips the Pacific Northwest and most of the U.S. West experiences the worst drought in the last two decades.

Wharton found that Biden's infrastructure plan would cut the U.S. debt and slightly increase GDP.

The president traveled to La Crosse, Wisconsin on Tuesday to promote the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure framework he agreed to last week.

Black Lives Matter leaders met with President Joe Biden's team, and the activist group is disappointed in what they've seen so far from the administration

Teneo was founded by a former aide to ex-President Bill Clinton. Declan Kelly was an envoy to Northern Ireland under Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Only two Supreme Court cases are left to be decided: closely watched disputes over the Voting Rights Act and California's nonprofit donor disclosure rules.

President Joe Biden will travel to Surfside, Florida, on Thursday to visit the site of a deadly condominium tower collapse.

Kamala Harris' chief of staff, Tina Flournoy, is the gatekeeper for the vice president, as many allies are struggling to directly get in touch with her.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said federal laws against marijuana are inconsistent, suggesting that national prohibition may no longer be necessary. 

The Supreme Court declined to consider overturning rulings for transgender student Gavin Grimm in a case involving bathrooms.

A Minnesota man criminally charged with securities fraud may have recently seized control of a Florida penny-stock company, court filings suggest.