Federal court strikes down Biden’s climate rule for states
A federal district judge struck down a key tenet of President Biden's climate agenda targeting carbon emissions generated by vehicles traveling the national highway system.
Florida man sentenced for threatening to murder Supreme Court justice
A Florida man has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for threatening to kill a U.S. Supreme Court justice, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. Neal Brij Sidhwaney, 43, pleaded guilty in December after he made a July telephone call from Florida to the Supreme Court and left an expletive-filled voice message twice threatening to
Democrat drops longshot bid to replace Burgum as North Dakota’s governor
Travis Hipsher, a longshot Democratic candidate for governor of reliably red North Dakota, announced Sunday the suspension of his campaign.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy to release memoir reflecting on growing up, landmark cases
Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is set to release a two-volume memoir in the fall, reflecting on his childhood in California and his 30 years on the court.
Former Trump official shakes up crucial battleground Senate race with major announcement
Former U.S. Ambassador to Iceland Jeff Gunter, a Republican running for Senate in Nevada, is launching a multi-million dollar ad campaign to become his party's nominee.
I want my MTV (Motion to Vacate): Speaker Johnson faces potential threat when Congress returns
When the House returns in April, Speaker Johnson could face a threat to his job from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene`
Pete Buttigieg announces new rule to require two-person crews on trains
Washington — Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced a new rule on Tuesday requiring two-person crews on railroads in a move to bolster safety as rail regulation has come into the spotlight after the East Palestine, Ohio, derailment last year. “This is a good day for the safety of rail workers, rail passengers and every American