The former Chicago mayor praised a youth mentoring program that now reaches more than 20,000 teens while weighing a White House run.

Joseph Kuilema lost his Calvin University job after marrying a transgender man and a woman. Now Michigan's highest court is weighing his case.

David Solomon could pocket over $100 million as Goldman spreads a $500 million payout among roughly 20 top bosses.

Washington's outreach followed a Yangon airport detention. Less than two weeks after Vance's visit, a deadly airstrike in Rakhine State killed over 50.

DeFlock Fort Worth and allied groups sent commissioners a resolution to kill Flock contracts, but it never made the agenda.

An OIG letter says tire-hauling gaps forced city crews to clean up behind contractor MDL twice. Officials already paused the deal over budget strain.

Ohio Student Association organizers say Senate Bill 1 destroyed Kent State — and they're betting dorm-door canvassing can flip a deep-red district.

A pandemic-era tax break on forgiven student debt expired, and families earning $40,000 could owe thousands more to the IRS.

USA Today and 13 sister papers accuse OpenAI of training ChatGPT on hundreds of thousands of stories without paying a dime.

Uptown landlords face inspections under Milwaukee’s new rental inspection pilot.

The 6-1 vote follows weeks of debate and a Google Gemini pilot the district had just started testing.

Question 1 would enshrine reproductive freedom in Virginia's Constitution, but lawsuits and a parental-consent fight could shape its fate.

Duke student groups held a solidarity protest for Cornell's Jane Doe, but the university said media would not be admitted.