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Republican-led states keep finding ways to challenge the authority of the federal government on anything that doesn’t line up with their conservative worldview. This time the target is a new

The girls parents filed the lawsuit in 2020, alleging that their daughter was not delivered quickly or safely enough at the hospital, leading to injuries.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court let Texas continue to impose age-verification requirements on porn sites, rejecting a challenge by an industry-led group that argued the law violates the constitutional

TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sharply criticized the possible issuing of arrest warrants against him and other Israelis by the International Criminal Court in The

DALLAS — Multiple drug traffickers tied to a Mexican cartel have recently been sentenced to federal prison — including a defendant who told law enforcement he helped coordinate a shipment

Things have gotten horribly crowded here in America’s virtual ERs. As always, doctors in white coats and nurses in light blue scrubs are urgently applying their expertise to help –

Paul Lam says he continues to engage in discussions and provide explanations on the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance enacted last month.

Students are taught in civics class that, under the American justice system, a defendant may be convicted of a crime only if a jury finds him or her guilty of

ATLANTA — An attorney challenging the judge overseeing the Fulton County election interference case remains disqualified from the May 21 race, a DeKalb County judge determined Thursday. After hearing arguments

April marked six months since the Kansas court system first realized someone had hacked its computers. The fight to get back online after the cyberattack attack, and then caught up digitally, has left