The Supreme Court vacated a Colorado man's stalking conviction on Tuesday in a 7-2 ruling that sets new guidelines on how online harassment can be protected under the First Amendment if not a "true threat."
Body man and co-defendant Walt Nauta delayed entering a plea again on Tuesday, two weeks after his boss, former President Donald Trump, pleaded not guilty following special counsel Jack Smith’s classified documents indictment.
Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary Rachel Levine has called for the LGBT Pride Month celebration to be extended beyond the month of June.
Former President Donald Trump blasted special counsel Jack Smith as "deranged" after a leaked audio recording seemed to show the former president discussing classified documents in his possession.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the private Russian mercenary army known as the Wagner Group, has reached Belarus after fleeing Russia following his short-lived mutiny against top military officials.
Lawyers for the board of the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District filed a motion asking a federal court to stay or dismiss Disney's lawsuit against the board and other Florida leaders.
2024 Republican primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has laid out a plan of how, as president, he would address the "underlying rot" found in many cities in the United States.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed a decision by North Carolina's top court but rejected the so-called independent state legislature theory at issue in the case.
Jeffrey Epstein's death was a result of "negligence and misconduct" from guards that allowed him to commit suicide, a Justice Department watchdog determined.
Sales of new homes unexpectedly surged in May, a sign that a lack of supply of houses for sale has driven buyers to seek out newly constructed units, a bright spot for the housing market.
