Justice Samuel Alito admits the surge of emergency filings “is going to continue” as public trust in the court sinks to historic lows.

Trump says every child could be rich by 18, but families still have to claim accounts to unlock the $1,000 deposit.

Club for Growth wants an exemption to call cell phones with AI voices with no consent. Critics warn of a 40-fold surge in calls.

Maryland's Jamie Raskin wants the Smithsonian to permanently display Trump-era propaganda — even as the bill faces near-zero odds in Congress.

A bipartisan House panel says the St. Petersburg-based trading app's Beijing links expose billions in American capital.

More than 90 witnesses signed up to testify as D.C. weighs AI tutors, screen time and a digital divide east of the Anacostia River.

The bipartisan bill caps farmers at 25 cattle or 60 hogs a year, sold directly to customers without USDA inspection.

Ohio logged 334 trafficking cases with 509 victims in 2024. Husted's bill now trains Labor Department staff to catch the warning signs.

A dispute over records tied to the EEOC's law firm diversity probe continues, while settlement terms involving four firms remain undisclosed.

The trade gap jumped 13.7% in August to $105.6 billion, fueled by rising semiconductor and crude oil imports.

Anduril's Arsenal-2 will rise on the old Bethlehem Steel site, with Baltimore County banking on a $210 million tax deal.

Seattle-based Zillow now heads toward a September 2027 trial over claims it misled shareholders about Zillow Offers.

Glenridge Elementary students now call the new Net Zero-ready campus home, part of an eight-school building wave hitting Prince George's County by 2028.