California has enacted the nation’s first law banning ultraprocessed foods in K–12 schools by 2035, creating a legal definition that could influence school meals nationwide.
Historian Mark Bray has temporarily relocated to Spain after receiving death threats following false claims he was a member of antifa—despite only studying the movement academically.
President Trump is calling for the arrest of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker amid escalating tensions over ICE operations and National Guard deployments.
A fiery Capitol confrontation erupted as Democratic senators challenged Speaker Mike Johnson for blocking a new representative’s swearing-in during the government shutdown, citing his past Epstein-linked legal work.
After Governor Kristi Noem’s visit to Portland, starkly different accounts have surfaced about her meetings with local leaders and her demands on public safety.
Starting in 2026, California landlords must provide a working refrigerator and stove in every rental unit, thanks to a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.
A federal judge has ruled that ICE violated a 2022 consent decree by conducting warrantless arrests in Chicago and has now imposed stricter limits on the agency’s enforcement powers.
Former FBI Director James Comey is fighting his indictment with two bold legal arguments: that he’s a victim of selective prosecution and that the charging U.S. Attorney was unlawfully appointed.
Pete Cleveland, an 84-year-old pillar of Wisconsin’s climbing community, died in a fall while doing what he loved—scaling rocks at Devil’s Lake, where he climbed weekly well into his 80s.
In a surprising twist, Utah Republicans are resisting Trump’s call for aggressive gerrymandering—potentially sacrificing a safe GOP seat in favor of fairer congressional maps.