Former President Donald Trump's legal team signaled they would seek "other channels" for judicial review in their effort to keep a Georgia prosecutor from bringing what could be the former president's fourth indictment this year.
When Congress returns from its six-week recess, lawmakers will be faced with a tight deadline to pass all its spending bills before the end of September or risk a government shutdown. The 18-day window doesn’t provide a lot of room for error, but not all Congress members are scrambling to get the must-pass legislation to the president’s desk.
Minnesota inaugurated a new program to use tax revenue from newly-legalized marijuana to invest in communities that felt the "direct harm" from prohibition.
A judge in Southern California was arrested Thursday night after his wife was found fatally shot at their home in Anaheim Hills, the Anaheim Police Department announced on Friday.
A federal judge ruled that state attorneys general could not prove that Google's dominance in search has caused significant harm to its competitors, a win for the search engine in its legal battle over accusations of antitrust violations.
Georgia's Fulton County Sheriff’s Office announced it will soon close the roads near the county courthouse ahead of an anticipated fourth indictment against former President Donald Trump.
A new victim has been identified by investigators in the Gilgo Beach murders case, but the latest discovery is not being used to charge the accused Long Island serial killer, according to the lead prosecutor.
Russian officials have decided by acclamation to drive Russian-made vehicles rather than luxury Western automobiles, according to a senior Russian lawmaker.
