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The union representing culinary workers within the Las Vegas strip held a demonstration in the street during rush hour on Wednesday.

A federal judge on Thursday ruled Georgia must draw new congressional and state legislative maps before the 2024 election.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) expressed his desire to reissue sanctions on Iran, such as those under former President Donald Trump.

The man whom Maryland police suspected in the death of a circuit court judge has been found dead.

The United Kingdom has turned one of its wide-ranging pieces of legislation regulating how Big Tech firms manage privacy and youth access to the internet into law.

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) took to social media moments after reports of a deadly active shooter situation in Maine broke out Wednesday evening, criticizing Republicans for voting down a bill that would have created a waiting period for gun purchases.

Scholastic will no longer require schools to opt into a separate category of books from LGBT authors and those of color.

Special counsel Jack Smith told a federal judge Wednesday evening to reimpose a gag order on former President Donald Trump with consequences that could include "detention" for failing to comply.

Maine State Police said a suspect in the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting has been charged with murder and provided a timeline to the attack that left 18 dead and 13 injured.

An English rock star not fond of COVID-19 lockdowns, a left-wing film director who has come under fire for his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and a billionaire security firm founder with ties to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.