Louisiana's new illegal immigration law, which could soon be signed by the governor, takes the state a step closer to a legal battle with the Biden administration.

The jury will continue deliberations for a second day Thursday in the historic and unprecedented criminal trial of former President Trump.

Jurors are set to deliberate former President Trump's fate following a theatrical and confusing hush money trial rife with mainstream media fodder.

President Biden may not want to remind voters about his administration's hotly debated reworking of Title IX, but advocates for female sports have no intention of letting the matter drop.

A judicial advocacy group launched an ethics complaint Wednesday against a sitting federal judge who criticized Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. over flying an upside-down U.S. flag in the wake of Jan. 6 riots.

A little more than a year after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) signed legislation adding Florida to the growing list of states with universal school choice, parents are voting with their feet and leaving public schools short of students. A recent report outlined the reality that declining enrollment, driven in part by the expansion of choice, could lead to the closure […]

Sen. Richard J. Durbin, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, renewed calls for a code of ethics for the Supreme Court after Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. rejected his recusal requests.

Transgender athlete Maelle Jacques has accumulated title after title in girls' high school track, but the New Hampshire teen's winning streak may be coming to an end.

President Biden on Wednesday falsely claimed he toured the wreckage of the "$60 zillion" Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the day after it collapsed, even though he didn't visit the site until more than a week after the accident.