Justice Department disclosed thousands of Epstein-related records but said hundreds of thousands remain unavailable, leaving unresolved questions about potential involvement of other powerful figures.
Jury convicts Aimee Bock on all counts in the Feeding Our Future scheme, prosecutors say she used vast authority to push inflated meal counts and silence regulators during the pandemic.
Federal jury awards damages in a civil rights case tied to a 2022 ban on Native Americans at the Grand Gateway Hotel; owner’s death and company bankruptcy have shaped the proceedings.
Democrat Nick Roberts and Republican Nathan Roberts navigate family ties amid a polarized public policy fight over Indiana redistricting.
Vice President Kamala Harris, during a Jimmy Kimmel Live! appearance, criticizes the Biden administration's backing of her 2024 campaign while promoting a new memoir and signaling openness to future runs.
Democrats press for explanation as the department confirms a large-scale data dump of unclassified records but offers no immediate comment on vanished files
Federal regulators say English proficiency is essential for communicating with inspectors and understanding safety bulletins; restrictions limit cross-border rail operations
Authorities say a firearm brandished during a loss-prevention office confrontation malfunctioned, averting a potentially deadly outcome as police moved in. Two suspects face multiple charges.
Vox argues the address underscores a haphazard White House amid slipping polls and GOP divisions