The Trump administration is invoking a 1827 Supreme Court case over a confiscated horse to justify sending National Guard troops to Chicago—sparking a major constitutional clash.
Donald Trump is demanding $230 million from the Justice Department for legal costs from past federal cases—a request now under review by officials who once defended him.
A young wild black bear entered Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka, California, and had a peaceful face-to-face meeting with the zoo’s resident bears—leaving staff stunned and searching for answers.
Florida prosecutors drop charges against man who left his dog on I-75 before Hurricane Milton—but the case led to a new state law protecting pets during disasters.
Special counsel Jack Smith’s legal team refutes GOP claims he wiretapped lawmakers, clarifying that only standard phone metadata subpoenas were used in the Trump investigation.
President Trump dismisses Parisa Salehi, the Export-Import Bank’s inspector general, in a move that has drawn bipartisan criticism and raised legal questions.
A federal marshal and undocumented immigrant were shot during a violent traffic stop in Los Angeles after the suspect rammed law enforcement vehicles.
SpaceX has settled a trespassing lawsuit filed by card game maker Cards Against Humanity over unauthorized use of its Texas land near the Starbase launch site—a rare legal check on the aerospace giant’s rapid expansion.
President Trump has unveiled plans for a Paris-inspired triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary—raising questions about legacy, legality, and public memory.
Ecuador has released Andrés Fernando Tufiño, a survivor of a U.S. military strike on a suspected drug vessel, rejecting President Trump’s demand for his prosecution and challenging the legality of America’s new ‘military drug war’ in the Caribbean.