Early exit polling shows voters twice as likely to say their finances got worse as better, with cost of living driving the vote.

Jasmine Younge says Paul Howard fired her two weeks after she told him she was pregnant. The justices heard arguments Monday.

A judge's order buys a reprieve through Sunday for Afghan detainees facing deportation via Pakistan — but the pause isn't permanent.

The department warns openly carried rifles could spark shootouts and overwhelm officers armed only with handguns.

Multnomah County is the only Oregon site chosen in a 1,000-monitor nationwide DOJ deployment this Tuesday.

Trump's schedule stayed closed to the press as polls showed his approval near a record low and voters citing cost of living as their top concern.

George Tidmarsh says his FDA exit was retaliation, not misconduct, and he's now accusing Kevin Tang and Aurinia Pharmaceuticals of defamation.

A federal judge blocked the plan on Monday before Tuesday's vote, warning the administration's own data could disenfranchise lawful voters.

Gov. Wes Moore has stayed silent on a federal scholarship tax credit while challenger Dan Cox vows to opt in on day one.

William Maxwell says prison officials shorted him months of credit toward early release — now the Supreme Court must decide if he can even make that claim.

Since April, aides to Trump have mapped out tariffs, visa limits and grant rule changes he could pursue through executive power without Congress.

The suspension takes effect January 1, 2027, and could cost South Africa thousands of jobs, researchers estimate.

Tesla and Samsung say Vietnam's supply chains are irreplaceable, even as US industry groups push for fresh tariffs over alleged unfair practices.