The Supreme Court will hear Terry Pitchford’s claim that prosecutors excluded Black jurors in his 2006 trial. The ruling could reshape Batson enforcement and federal habeas review.

A county committee move to curb the sheriff's 2026 spending has touched off a public clash over overtime, staffing and who controls hiring.

FCC chair Brendan Carr warned the NFL's antitrust protection could be at risk as marquee games move behind streaming paywalls. The FCC opened a public inquiry to gather public comment.

Dozens of federal and airport workers rallied at SFO as the DHS funding lapse left many frontline employees unpaid. Local unions and airports organized donations and food support.

An exclusive ProPublica analysis shows ICE arrested and detained parents of at least 11,000 U.S.-born children in the first seven months of 2025, straining schools and child‑welfare systems. ICE has also rewritten internal guidance as family detention rises.

Mayor Brandon Johnson is advancing a $500K Reparations Task Force while Chicago faces a near‑$1B budget gap. The plan raises tough questions about funding and legal risk.

A Queens man says Justice Margaret Parisi McGowan protected a lawyer he accuses of having an affair with his wife — allegations detailed in a March 27 report and now the subject of a complaint to the state watchdog.

Pyongyang says it tested a higher‑thrust solid‑fuel engine and hailed it as a strategic advance. Analysts say flight tests and MIRV evidence — not ground burns — will prove capability.

Medina County’s budget commission moved to reclaim roughly $7.7M from four school districts under new state rules, triggering legal challenges and a pause. The dispute highlights how recent property‑tax changes will reshape local school budgeting across Ohio.

The Supreme Court will decide whether oil companies can be held in state court for decades of coastal damage — a ruling with billions at stake.

At a March 17 hearing Rep. Jared Moskowitz said 'over two and a half trillion dollars' couldn't be accounted for at the Pentagon and pressed witnesses for answers. GAO and DoD reports show large material‑weakness exposure.

A Detroit Free Press column found Michigan lawmakers who skipped the lame‑duck session still filed for mileage reimbursements, renewing calls for oversight.

A discharge petition that could force a House vote to extend TPS for Haiti reached the 218‑signature threshold, creating a rare bipartisan path to protect roughly 350,000 Haitian nationals.