Texts calling to overturn the presidential election, lack of call logs, and calls for recusal are all things that…

Black leaders around the country praise the passing of the "Emmett Till Anti-Lynching" Act, but also acknowledge…

The lawsuit claims is an unlawful attempt to stigmatize, silence, and erase LGBTQ people in Florida’s public…

The Supreme Court struck down a similar measure by Arizona in 2013.

“I’m grateful that Sens. Schumer and Durbin put me in a position to be in that moment. But make no mistake, we are…

As the city's initiative to take down homeless encampments from streets and parks begins, there are questions about…

The effects of the “Parental Rights in Education" law are set to start in July.

Senate Judiciary Committee will meet on April 4 to advance Jackson's nomination to the full Senate floor

With a crucial program that allowed more children to eat in schools set to expire this summer, Congress is still…

The increase in spending would surge resources for federal prosecutors and state and local law enforcement.

On NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, the New Jersey Senator also stated Justice Clarence Thomas should recuse himself…

This would be the third time during the Biden administration that the Justice Department has sued in Texas over…

NY Mayor Eric Adams's exception for athletes and performers for the private sector COVID mandate will do more harm…

Twenty-nine total text messages obtained by CBS and the Washington Post showed Thomas repeatedly trying to advise…

It’s the first time during this redistricting cycle that the court has overturned maps drawn by a state.

Twenty-eight million Americans would be affected due to the sudden cutoff of COVID services.

More than 32 percent of the U.S. labor force, or 51.9 million workers, are making less than $15 an hour.

Snyder has previously stated he would invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination if he is forced to…

The Supreme Court nominee took questions on issues such as Roe v. Wade, her sentencing record, and her faith

Students and staffers could sue public colleges and universities if they feel they’ve been unfairly punished for not…