Appeals Court Rules Trump’s Transgender Military Ban Is Unconstitutional, and Hegseth Wants the Supreme Court to Weigh In
A divided panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on June 2 that the Trump […]
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A family of four headed to a wedding was killed in the Virginia I-95 bus crash
They were driving from Massachusetts to South Carolina for a wedding. Dmitri Doncev, 45, his wife Ecterina,
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Former CIA officer hid 300 stolen gold bars worth $40 million in his Virginia home
A former senior CIA officer with top-secret clearance allegedly walked out of a government facility with more
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Federal Judge Orders Trump’s Name Removed From the Kennedy Center
A federal judge just handed the White House one of its most stinging cultural defeats yet, and
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Ex-CIA Official Charged With Stealing $40 Million in Gold Bars While Posing as a Navy Pilot
The FBI says it walked into the home of a former senior CIA official and found $40
A Gunman Is Dead Outside the White House, the Third Gunfire Incident Near Trump in a Month
A gunman who fired on Secret Service officers outside the White House was killed, a bystander left critical, in the third gunfire incident near Trump in a month.
$10 Billion IRS Suit Becomes a $1.8 Billion ‘Slush Fund’ for Trump’s Allies
Trump dropped his $10 billion IRS lawsuit on Monday. The same day, the DOJ created a $1.776 billion ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’ that could pay his allies, including possibly January 6 defendants.
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Islamic Center of San Diego Attack: One Dead, Two Suspects Killed in Clairemont
San Diego police neutralized two suspects in a Monday attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego, the largest mosque in the county. At least one person is dead. A look at the local context, the national trend, and the federal civil-rights response.
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Harvey Weinstein Mistrial: Jury Splits 9-3 Toward Acquittal in Third Rape Trial
Harvey Weinstein’s third New York rape trial ended in mistrial Friday after a jury split 9-3 in favor of acquittal on a Jessica Mann charge, leaving Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg 30 days to decide on a fourth trial.
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SCOTUS Lets Alabama Erase a Black-Majority District Eight Days Before the Primary
A 6-3 Supreme Court on May 11 cleared Alabama to scrap a Black-majority district held by Rep. Shomari Figures, eight days before the May 19 primary.
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Cameras Stay in Charlie Kirk Murder Trial as Utah Judge Tightens Pool Rules and Pushes Hearing to July
Utah 4th District Judge Tony Graf rejected a defense motion to ban cameras in the Tyler Robinson trial, tightened pool rules after a shackles-footage incident, and delayed the preliminary hearing to July 6-10.
Meta Threatens to Pull Facebook and Instagram From New Mexico Rather Than Redesign Apps for Kids
Phase two of New Mexico’s landmark child safety trial begins today. A jury already found Meta guilty and ordered $375 million in damages. Now prosecutors want forced algorithmic redesigns, the end of infinite scroll for minors, and a court-supervised safety monitor. Meta’s response: it might just leave the state entirely.
Cole Tomas Allen Charged With Attempted Assassination Of Donald Trump At Correspondents’ Dinner
Federal prosecutors charged 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen with attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. A 1,000-word manifesto, three weapons and a hotel room booked weeks in advance point to premeditation.
SUPREME COURT GUTS VOTING RIGHTS ACT IN 6-3 LOUISIANA RULING, RESHAPING THE 2028 MAP
In a 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court rewrote Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, raising the bar for racial gerrymandering challenges and clearing the way for Republican map gains across the South.
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How Immigration Attorneys Support Victims of Trafficking
Human trafficking is a serious crime that can leave survivors facing fear, confusion, trauma, and uncertainty about
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James Comey Indicted Again: DOJ Says Seashell Instagram Photo Threatened Trump’s Life
A federal grand jury indicted former FBI Director James Comey for the second time over an Instagram photo of seashells arranged to spell “86 47.” The DOJ claims a reasonable person would interpret the beach photo as a threat to the president. His attorney calls it a vindictive prosecution and vows to vindicate the First Amendment.
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Elon Musk vs Sam Altman: Inside the OpenAI Trial That Could Reshape the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Elon Musk testified for nearly two hours in an Oakland courtroom Tuesday, telling jurors he founded OpenAI as a nonprofit to benefit humanity and the defendants “stole a charity.” With $130 billion in damages at stake and the future of AI governance on the line, this trial could become the most consequential tech ruling in a generation.
Thinking of Moving Abroad? Start With a Digital Nomad Visa in 2026
Working from a laptop has changed the way many people think about life and work. Instead of
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