Washington — Federal authorities said Tuesday that they don’t believe the crash of a container ship that caused Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge to collapse was an intentional act, adding that there is no evidence the incident was connected to terrorism. Federal and state officials, including from the National Transportation Safety Board, are continuing their investigations, and search and rescue
Ken Paxton agrees to pre-trial intervention in Texas securities fraud case; Charges dismissed Ken Paxton agrees to pre-trial intervention in Texas securities fraud case; Charges dismissed 00:58 HOUSTON — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton agreed Tuesday morning to a pre-trial intervention program that will see state felony charges against him dropped. In a deal between
Washington — President Biden said Tuesday that he believes the federal government should pay for the entire cost of the reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which collapsed when a container ship crashed into it earlier Tuesday. “It is my intention that the federal government will pay for the entire cost of
Oakland, California — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to announce his running mate Tuesday, in Oakland, California, as his campaign faces questions about ballot access in several states that require a named vice presidential candidate during the petition process. A few names have already been circulating, including NFL player Aaron Rodgers, former Minnesota Gov.
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
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
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