Boasberg reverses course on Jan. 6 defendants pardoned by Trump
Boasberg reversed course on an earlier ruling involving high-dollar restitution payments, Jan. 6 defendants and key separation of powers issues.
California launches misconduct portal for reporting federal agents during ICE deportation operations
Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a portal for Californians to submit images and videos of suspected federal agent misconduct amid rising ICE deportation activity.
Protesters raged, critics mocked — now Obama says his library’s actually opening
The Obama presidential center featuring a library, museum, and athletic facility on Chicago's South Side will open in June after years of delays.
Justice Department Sues 6 More States for Withholding Voter Rolls
“I voted” stickers at a polling place at the Eastern Market on Capitol Hill in Washington on Nov. 5, 2024. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times The Justice Department on Tuesday filed lawsuits against six additional states for refusing to turn over their statewide voter registration lists in response to formal requests. The complaints, filed in federal
California’s crackdown on ‘less-lethal’ weapons sparks 2A lawsuit targeting Newsom administration
California faces a Second Amendment lawsuit from Byrna Technologies over state laws that ban tear gas sales and restrict non-lethal pepper projectile launchers.
Democratic strategist says Tennessee nominee was ‘fringe of a fringe,’ doomed party’s chances
Welcome's "Deciding to Win" report authors are urging Democrats to moderate positions on cultural issues after the Tennessee special election loss, warning against "fringe" candidates.
House Dem pardoned by Trump reveals whether he will switch political parties
Moderate South Texas Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar revealed his feelings about his pardon by President Donald Trump and addressed whether he will be switching parties.