DeSantis chose a Christian school Wednesday to sign the bills, which also restricts pronoun use in schools and force people to use the bathroom corresponding with their sex at birth
The federal lawsuit filed Wednesday marks the latest opposition to a policy central to Governor Ron DeSantis’ agenda as he prepares to run for president
New estimates from the CDC show about nearly 110,000 U.S. overdose deaths in 2022. That’s nearly 2% more than 2021
Their office said in a statement that the chase ‘resulted in multiple near collisions involving other drivers on the road, pedestrians and two NYPD officers.’ It called the incident ‘near catastrophic’
The Justice Department is tracing the illegal flow of sensitive technology, including Apple’s software code for self-driving cars and materials used for missiles, to foreign adversaries
The United States could run out of money to pay its bills as soon as June 1 if no deal is reached to raise the debt limit
Rural electric cooperatives, renewable energy companies and electric utilities will be able to apply for funding through two programs
American lore is full of tales of the lone cowboy, the rugged individualist who will do what needs to be done. But, in reality, loneliness in the U.S. can be deadly: this month, the U.S. surgeon general declared it an epidemic
Brazil has become a popular choice for many Venezuelans partly because of a five-year-old program that offers eligible applicants work permits and even free flights to faraway parts of the huge country
The 47-year-old former star of ‘That ‘70s Show’ is on rape trial for a second time after the first ended in a mistrial in December
Names like Chosen, Georgina and Winona are on the rise, according to the Social Security Administration
As immigration restrictions tighten up across Latin America and Venezuelans face rising xenophobia in other countries, thousands of citizens are returning to a more unequal and expensive nation
The launch of ‘Committed to America’ is the latest sign that Pence is moving ahead with his expected bid for the GOP nomination
A bump up in demand for new cars also helped results, according to the Commerce Department report issued Tuesday
Authorities in Farmington, New Mexico, said that they are still working to determine a motive for the Monday attack and are talking to the 18-year-old gunman’s family
The conservatives judges of the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal will hear arguments May 17 on whether the FDA’s approval of mifepristone must be rolled back
Even though nearly half of states already allow canine dining outdoors, the issue is far from settled, with many diners and restaurants pushing back against the increasing presence of pooches
After Dartmouth College found the partial skeletal remains of 15 Native Americans housed in its anthropology department, Native American students and alumni wonder why the remains were mislabeled for so long
Andrew Gillum is a former Tallahassee mayor who sought to become the first Black governor in Florida history when he ran in 2018 and lost against Ron DeSantis
After four years of investigation, special prosecutor John Durham ended its probe with harsh criticism but no new charges
Fairfax City Police in northern Virginia said in a tweet that a suspect is in custody and, the victims are being treated for injuries that are not life-threatening
Homeland Security’s Blas Nunez-Neto said Monday that it’s too early to say why or what this means for the long-term
The latest move builds on the governor’s larger push to shape Florida’s education system through regulating how schools deal with subjects such as race and gender
University of South Florida professor Joseph Dituri spent his 74th day underwater Saturday in a Key Largo lodge for scuba divers
Musk cannot back out of a settlement reached with the SEC after his 2018 tweets claiming he had secured funding to take Tesla private caused the electric vehicle maker’s share price to jump, a Manhattan court said
The company has agreed to sell its assets to a consortium of lenders in exchange for $225 million in credit
Democratic lawmakers have blasted the move to prioritize legal protections to the gun industry in the wake of the March 27 shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville that killed six people
