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The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously ruled that congressional maps redrawn by the Republican-led state legislature cannot be used in the

The Treasury Department and the IRS proposed regulations that would deny federal tax-exempt status to private schools with policies or

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is no longer facing a Trump administration effort to eliminate it, according to former acting

A redesigned 2026 National Firearms Survey estimated that 26.4 million American adults currently own an AR-15 or a similarly styled

Investor Leon Black failed to appear Thursday for a congressional deposition about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting Democrats on

The House voted 370-48 to pass a Senate-amended continuing resolution that extends federal government funding at fiscal 2026 levels through

The United States and Australia announced plans to strengthen defense cooperation and deterrence amid China’s growing influence in the Pacific.

North Korea is pressuring the United States to abandon its policy of completely denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula and accept Pyongyang

The U.S. government filed an amicus brief in a copyright lawsuit involving an artificial-intelligence company and a major newspaper, arguing

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest effort to restrict birthright citizenship, issuing a preliminary injunction against enforcement