Federal judges constrained Trump administration efforts involving ballots and election officials as the Justice Department intensified an investigation into an alleged Alaska ballot scheme.
Hennepin County prosecutors charged James O’Keefe and Cam Higby with unlawful voting and identity theft over alleged false names used while attempting to begin Minnesota’s voter-vouching process during the Aug.…
A new damages trial keeps the NFL’s Sunday Ticket distribution strategy under scrutiny, while a staffing announcement offers a limited glimpse of the combined Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery organization.
In 1889, Congress divided Dakota Territory and established a process for North Dakota and South Dakota to draft and ratify separate constitutions. The United States admitted both states on November…
A federal judge rejected the Trump administration’s effort to stop California counting ballots flagged as potentially cast by noncitizens, citing unreliable evidence and risks to voters’ rights.
A Delaware judge dismissed Candace Owens personally from the Macrons’ defamation suit, while a federal challenge to immigrant social-media screening proceeds without an injunction.
Investigators say a 75-year-old Palm Coast woman lost about $25,310 in an alleged sweepstakes fraud involving an American Airlines flight attendant who traveled to Florida using employee benefits.
In 1938, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Missouri could not deny Lloyd Gaines a law education in the state while offering one to white students. The decision forced Missouri…
The Justice Department’s latest effort to prosecute James Comey hinges on whether a criminal information can preserve charges when his lawyers say the law required a grand-jury indictment.
