The lawsuit, brought in 2019 by Planned Parenthood and other operators of abortion clinics, said the 1982 law unconstitutionally discriminates against poor women
The description and time frame align with stories about Trump’s tax returns in ‘The New York Times’ and reporting about wealthy Americans’ taxes in ‘ProPublica’
Biden is seeking to disarm criticism of his handling of migration at the border as immigration becomes an increasing matter of concern to Americans in the leadup to the presidential election
A former Barrio 18 gang leader swindled a high-ranking police chief in a fake plot to have a Mexican drug cartel abduct Elmer Canales Rivera, alias ‘Crook,’ according to an investigation by ‘El Faro’
Austin’s lack of disclosure has prompted changes in federal guidelines and has triggered an internal Pentagon review into his department’s notification procedures
The CTC maximum will be adjusted for inflation in 2024 and 2025 for those with qualifying dependents
Even the American embassy in London entered into the polemic, with an ironic message that distanced it from the academic’s recommendations
With American trust in police plummeting, buttressed by cellphone and bodycam videos that can expose untruths, a profession once broadly considered above reproach has seen its reputation suffer
Opening statements are set for Monday in the federal murder trial of Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington, who were arrested in 2020
The Democratic president is increasingly contending with protests inside and outside his events from progressives upset about his administration’s support for Israel in its offensive in Gaza
Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to abortion in 2022, voters in seven states have either protected abortion rights or defeated attempts to curtail them in statewide votes
The president said the United States ‘will hold all those responsible to account at a time and in a manner of our choosing’
There’s little evidence that Trump is making significant inroads, but even minor changes in voting patterns in critical states could shift the race in unexpected ways
Sunday’s announcement comes as their other impeachment drive — to impeach Democratic President Joe Biden in relation to his son Hunter’s business dealings — has struggled to advance
Hundreds of people who do not have the resources to carry on their journey to the United States or to return to the south are stuck in the Central American country. They are left to rely on charity and precarious jobs to continue financing their dream
‘It will not deter us. We will keep fighting. And I assure you, we didn’t win today, but we will win,’ said Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba
Congress is racing to wind down what is known as the employee retention tax credit. Lawmakers established the program during the coronavirus pandemic as an incentive for businesses to keep workers on the payroll
The reparation amount is eight times the sum claimed by the woman, whom the republican called mentally ill after denying that he had raped her
The settlement came as former New York Governor, once a rising star in the Democratic party, is rumored to be considering a political comeback
This year, Republican lawmakers have proposed about three dozen bills in at least 17 states that would restrict or require public disclosure of DEI initiatives
Citing an urgent need to act after Uvalde and shootings outside a high school and a church in Iowa, Gov. Kim Reynolds said the state would award up to $50,000 each to 1,500 schools to fix vulnerabilities
The deal has come under fire from Republicans, including Donald Trump, the likely presidential nominee, who eviscerated the deal this week as a political ‘gift’ to Democrats
The judge threatened to send former U.S. President’s attorney Alina Habba to jail for continuing to talk when he told her she was finished
Industry groups condemned the pause as a ‘win for Russia,’ while environmentalists cheered an action they have long been seeking
Prices rose just 0.2% from November to December, a pace broadly consistent with pre-pandemic levels and barely above the Fed’s 2% annual target
Kenneth Eugene Smith was found guilty of murdering a woman in the 1980s and had survived another attempt at execution by lethal injection in which the vein could not be found
The president used his stop to announce nearly $5 billion in federal money for the bridge and dozens of infrastructure projects nationwide
