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Civil rights groups and unions have filed lawsuits seeking to block federal agents from interfering at polling places in the

President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he is considering opening a U.S. Military base in Venezuela, citing strong relations

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky church’s challenge over plans to build a prayer grotto, taking up how

Retired Kentucky coal miners, led by Douglas Hayes, traveled to Capitol Hill this week to advocate for the Support Our

On Thursday, the family of 37‑year‑old Renee Good filed two federal civil lawsuits against the U.S. Government and senior officials,

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the coming months in its latest case involving religious rights. The church’s owner,

The United States and its coalition partners concluded their mission in Iraq on Wednesday, ending a military presence at the

On Wednesday, Senate Democrats blocked the Stop Insider Trading Act, a bill that would limit congressional stock trading, with a

Washington voters may shift the balance of the Washington Supreme Court as five seats are open or up for reelection

Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans questioned former special counsel Jack Smith over campaign finance records and cellphone data his office obtained