Protesters made their way to former President Donald Trump's South Florida club, Mar-a-Lago, to show their support for him as rumors swirl that he might be indicted in New York City.
The Supreme Court unanimously decided a case on Tuesday in favor of a deaf student who sued his Michigan-based school district for denying his graduation after he was not provided a qualified interpreter, a ruling that could help claims of unfair treatment by students with disabilities.
A United States Park Police officer shot and killed a teenager found asleep in a car in Northeast Washington, D.C., over the weekend, marking the second killing by a Washington police officer in less than a month.
Cases of illness caused by a drug-resistant and potentially deadly fungus, Candida auris, are rising at an "alarming" rate in U.S. healthcare establishments and nearly doubled in 2021, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) didn't mince words about his contempt against a speculated indictment of former President Donald Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
The Justice Department requested the Supreme Court overturn an appeals court decision that struck down a federal law that blocks firearm possession for those under domestic violence restraining orders.
The second of March's double payments will be sent to Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries in 10 days, according to the Social Security Administration's schedule.
Washington state residents could receive unclaimed property claims after the Department of Revenue announced it holds close to $2 billion in unclaimed cash and property.
