Chief Justice John Roberts questioned why someone should expect their location data to be private, if they are already voluntarily sharing it with companies, such as Google, in a case over whether law enforcement’s broad searches of the location data for a specific area during a specific time were constitutional. The Supreme Court heard arguments […]

Au revoir, foie gras? An animal rights activist group is petitioning for a ballot initiative in Washington, D.C., that would take foie gras off D.C. restaurant menus. The group Pro-Animal D.C. has begun collecting signatures and placing signs around the district in support of its proposed “Prohibiting Force-Feeding of Birds Act of 2026.” The proposed […]

President Donald Trump and the national press corps are pushing to quickly revive the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner after Saturday night’s attempted shooting, but the effort is already running into the logistical and security challenges of staging one of Washington’s largest annual events. Trump called for the dinner to be rescheduled within 30 days after […]

As early voting starts in Georgia’s governor race, businessman Rick Jackson is holding his edge over fellow frontrunner Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in the latest GOP primary poll. An InsiderAdvantage survey from late April has Jackson at 32% support among likely GOP primary voters. After Jackson, 25% of the 800 respondents said they would support […]