Tom Gantert

The bill would allow Jeffrey Epstein’s victims, state officials, and members of Congress to sue the U.S. attorney ...

Colom becomes the first Democrat to hold the seat since 1978.

Currently, 46 states use broader eligibility rules than the standard federal limits, allowing higher-income households to qualify for ...

The order covers records such as President Donald Trump's social media posts.

BBC has until Dec. 1 to address the defamation claim.

The announcements are the latest of a number of DOJ officials who have stepped down recently.

The president says that Democrats threatened GOP donors with imprisonment.

Planned Parenthood says the case against it is an attempt to shut down its health clinics.

The scholarship program is one part of a broader effort to help young people as they leave foster ...

Absentee ballots and ranked-choice voting could prolong the wait in Alaska’s top races.

More than two feet of rain has fallen in one Florida county.

ICE agent Mario Alberto Morales was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

‘I'm still a very proud Democrat,’ said the lawmaker, who lost the Michigan Senate Democratic primary to Abdul ...

Bolsonaro left after Brazilian authorities ordered him to surrender his passport as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.

The judge rejected Trump’s argument that publishing despite his denials demonstrated actual malice.

The president said America has never been better with a booming economy and low inflation.

Media outlets criticized as ‘fake news’ by the Trump administration said they are still being excluded.

The president said the action will save consumers and energy producers $45 billion.

Anthropic warned a catastrophic AI incident could cause damage so extensive the entire insurance industry may lack the ...

The California attorney general’s office disputed the claim that there was widespread voter fraud in the state.

Flavio Bolsonaro refused to concede, citing last-minute rule changes.

The Department of Education announced in June that 42.6 million people had federal student loans totaling $1.7 trillion.

The administration had wanted to exclude certain nonprofit employees whose work had a ‘substantial illegal purpose’ from qualifying.

A DOJ official called California the 'kingdom of fraud.'

The judge ruled federal enforcement actions violated the Voting Rights Act’s protections against intimidation.

Ohio State strongly disagrees with the DOJ's findings of discrimination in admissions.

Prosecutors alleged the ringleader made millions setting up fake marriages and charging up to $40,000 for each.