The alleged CEO shooter Luigi Mangione has asked for a laptop in jail to view the documents against him in the UnitedHealthcare CEO case. In a court filing Monday, Mangione’s lawyers asked if he could be provided a laptop solely to view the documents, video and other material related to the case, and not for...
Russia said Monday that it expects the U.S. to ease certain sanctions as part of an agreement for a limited ceasefire with Ukraine, lifting restrictions on certain banking sectors which are a major piece of international penalties on Moscow over its full-scale invasion launched in Feb. 2022. The sanctions lifting is part of an agreement...
Multiple academic groups filed suit against the Trump administration Tuesday over its actions to deport foreign students and faculty who participated in pro-Palestinian protests on campuses. The American Association of University Professors, the Middle East Studies Association and Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University argue the administration has created an environment “terrorizing students...
Orders to reduce the staff at the Department of Education haven't impacted the office that handles FAFSA or student loan services, according to the agency.
Progressive Rep. Jasmine Crockett mocked a wheelchair-bound Republican governor, calling him “Governor Hot Wheels" during a pro-LGBTQ benefit dinner this weekend.
Data tracking tens of thousands of Ukrainian children allegedly abducted by Russian forces remains "secure," according to the State Department, despite concerns the data had been deleted.
Democratic Rep. Daniel Goldman of New York decries formation of FBI task force to crack down on spate of Tesla-related crimes, calling it "political weaponization of the DOJ."