Washington — The Supreme Court said Wednesday that a document was “inadvertently and briefly” uploaded to its website after Bloomberg News reported that a copy of an opinion in a highly anticipated case involving Idaho’s near-total ban on abortion was briefly posted online. The opinion, in a pair of cases that pit Idaho’s law against
Top economists published a letter warning that former President Trump would be bad for the economy if he wins, after saying the same thing in 2016.
A new AARP poll finds that Republican former President Trump leads Democratic President Biden by a narrow margin in the key battleground state of Nevada.
Both suspects in the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Texas were outfitted with GPS ankle bracelet devices as part of the ICE Alternatives to Detention program.
Massachusetts is sending officials to the southern border in order to inform migrants that their shelter system is full, as it struggles to cope with the migrant crisis.
The Appropriations Committee unveiled its $78 billion Justice and Commerce spending bill that includes almost $1 billion in cuts to the Justice Department. The House GOP has stopped short of halting the funding of the activities of special counsel Jack Smith, at least for the moment. The House Appropriations Committee released a bill on June
Officials said there is no evidence suggesting the individual acted in a politically motivated manner. An election worker in Arizona was arrested for allegedly stealing a security device from a Maricopa County election center in Phoenix, officials said on June 25. Maricopa County Sheriff Russ Skinner told reporters at a press conference that authorities do