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Five election integrity bills, in all, now head to the House floor.

Prosecutors asking a second judge for the warrant amounted to ‘judge shopping,’ ruling states.

‘Parading’ charge based on William Pope carrying an American flag ‘in support or disapproval of a particular viewpoint.’ He decried the charge as ‘un-American.’

Imported cases in 2023 increased correspondingly to the entry of asylum seekers and other ’migrants,' the agency said.

The 18 states argue that the EEOC overstepped its legal authority when it issued new sexual harassment guidance.

‘The legislature has explicitly tasked me with ensuring that only eligible citizens can register and vote,’ Ohio’s secretary of state said.

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

William Alexander Pope of Topeka says a U.S. attorney general’s policy bars the DOJ from targeting journalists for prosecution or seizure of evidence.

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

The school bus was traveling west in Dunnellon when it was side-swiped by an eastbound Ford pickup truck.

The ruling barred the use of off-site absentee ballot drop boxes in the state.

Over 400,000 illegal immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela have been flown into the United States.

Florida law prohibits ’sex-reassignment prescriptions and procedures’ for minors.

If Judge Reggie Walton reimposes surveillance of her client’s computer, it will violate a February appeals court ruling, defense attorney Carol Stewart warns.

Fines would be imposed retroactively and calculated based on each corporation’s emissions from 1995 to 2024, according to the legislation.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s lawsuit alleging that Apple, ‘illegally maintains a monopoly over smartphones’ is moving forward.

A poll revealed that a large majority of Gazans support Hamas’ Oct. 7 incursion into Israel and its attack on civilians.

The state Supreme Court issued a 6–0 ruling on the matter, with one justice recusing himself.