Princeton and Cal State researchers watched courts in 13 states for eight months, finding judges dismissing cases before hearing the facts.

Reps. Bobby Scott and Mark Takano want to know if a federal settlement lets 20,000-plus employers dodge discrimination probes.

A push to scrap Maryland's pain-and-suffering cap stalled in committee, even as advocates clash over what repeal would mean for patients and hospitals.

Justices sided with New Hampshire days before the Senate race between John Sununu and Chris Pappas. Justice Jackson dissented.

Schumer, Jeffries and national Democratic committees want a judge to stop federal pressure on state election offices before Nov. 3.

Four justices recused themselves over Penguin Random House ties, stalling a music copyright case and reviving old Citizens United debates.

Ari Fleischer says ditching the Brady briefing room for a swimming pool is a bad idea — but he'd still charge reporters rent.

Internal assessments compare Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador favorably to Baltimore, Houston and Memphis, even as denial rates hit 94%.

Rep. Joe Morelle's team has mapped out more than 150 doomsday scenarios, from voter purges to a floor fight over seating winners.

A seven-month loan lets Homeland Security test a millimeter-wave weapon once rejected for border use back in 2018.

Republicans redrew dozens of House districts to lock in power, but Trump's approval slump and Latino voter shifts are eating into the payoff in Texas and Florida.

The Bethesda-based defense giant says the 10-year deal could support 317,000 U.S. jobs, though it's not yet a signed contract.

Iran says mines and strikes hit seven tankers overnight as gas prices climb toward $4.27 a gallon nationwide.