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Mr. Biden’s lawyers argue he is not to blame for an overlap with separate legal proceedings in Delaware.

The Justice Department will decide by July 7 whether it will prosecute Boeing after the company violated a 2021 settlement with the U.S. government.

Joining Kansas in the legal action are the attorneys general for Alaska, Utah, and Wyoming.

Trone will now face off against former Gov. Larry Hogan for a seat that could determine which party controls the Senate.

Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District could be an Electoral College maverick by giving its vote to Democrats for the third time in history in November.

Derrick Evans’ campaign fails to unseat three-term incumbent in one district while State Treasurer tops crowded field vying for open seat in the other.

Trump-endorsed governor in reddest of red states to face Wheeling Mayor Glenn Elliott in November election for Senate seat occupied by Democrats since 1958.

By passing the bill on May 14, the House avoids the expiration of FAA programs and the furloughing of more than 3,000 employees.

‘She not only threw away a lucrative career, but will serve time behind bars for her excessive greed,’ FBI special agent Keri Farley said.

Separately, the first son is facing charges in a California tax case that is expected to be tried in late June.

NTSB preliminary report confirms what shipyard workers have claimed—a massive containership was struggling in port to keep its lights on.

Prosecutors in the New York trial of former President Donald Trump said that they will not call any other witnesses.

Our eyes have receptors for oxytocin and phenylethylamine, both considered love chemicals associated with bonding.

‘For her efforts to peacefully protect the lives of innocent preborn human beings, Ms. Handy deserves thanks, not a gut-wrenching prison sentence’: attorney

Recent data show deaths from drowning began rising in 2020, especially among young children and black Americans of all ages.

In March, a judge ruled that the district attorney could remain on the election case, saying there wasn’t enough evidence that she had a conflict of interest.

The UCLA student alleges her civil rights were violated as pro-Palestinian demonstrators created a ‘dangerous condition’ on campus.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said in a statement that her office would use the time to consider the ’the best legal course of action to take from here.’

The decision involving the federal “felon-in-possession” law adds to the ongoing “Circuit Split” over the scope of the Second Amendment.

Judge Juan Merchan ‘properly determined’ that the gag order was needed, the court said.