The six-page guidance aims to protect Muslim students from bullying, but a former Virginia AG says it sanitizes history.

At Arlington, Trump honored FDNY Capt. Timothy Stackpole's family while tying the 25th anniversary to an Iran conflict that has met none of its stated goals.

A first-time appellate attorney used Google's AI tool and cited cases that never existed, leaving Deutsche Bank without a brief in a DC foreclosure fight.

Police removed a shouting supporter as the vote unfolded. Nembhard says she'll run again in the special election.

Kelly Rogers is heading back to Florida just as her office's staff were set to relocate to HHS headquarters.

The suit targets a 12-month residency rule at the University of Hawaii, part of a federal campaign now covering 25 states plus D.C.

A federal judge compared the no-bond policy to WWII internment as the 4th Circuit became the ninth court to strike it down.

Nearly 40 states are sending families to Capitol Hill this month, many carrying photos of loved ones lost to fentanyl.

A new DHS proposal would end the 60-day grace period for laid-off H-1B workers.

The Nashville event drew leaders from Dartmouth, UT Austin, Kentucky and Alabama as lawmakers vowed new oversight of universities.

Santa Fe jurors are hearing that Facebook data helped target Democrats with voter-suppression ads in 2016. New Mexico refused to settle with 48 other states.

A federal appeals court says leaking bribery evidence to a journalist isn't enough to collect a whistleblower bounty from the SEC.

The refunds target unsubsidized buyers in 30 states, but the legal path for the payouts remains unclear.