Washington — The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared inclined to side with the Food and Drug Administration in a case involving a commonly used abortion pill and recent agency actions that made the medication easier to obtain, as the justices raised questions about whether a group of doctors challenging the moves demonstrated they had the proper
Washington — The Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday in a case involving a commonly used abortion pill and recent actions by the Food and Drug Administration to make the medication easier to obtain. At the center of the legal battle is the pill mifepristone, which is taken along with another drug to terminate an
After former RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel was hired on as a new NBC contributor, left-leaning MSNBC's media voices are vocalizing their disapproval.
The City of Chicago on Monday said it will start returning five parks to the public after using them to temporarily house illegal immigrants.
Larry Householder, the ex-Ohio House Speaker convicted in June of racketeering, has been indicted on 10 new felony counts, including one that could bar him from holding public office in Ohio again.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is threatening legal action against Nevada over his petition to appear on the ballot as an independent candidate, his campaign said Monday, after CBS News reported that the signatures he had gathered could be invalid because his petition did not include a vice presidential candidate. The Kennedy campaign claimed that the
Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday announced the construction of an aluminum smelter in the state's Appalachian northeast.