DOJ Files Illegal Voting Charges Across US
The Department of Justice has charged 16 people across several states with illegal voting and election-related crimes amid an expanding federal investigation.
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Dearborn Mayor Sued Over Religious Holiday Displays
A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges the city of Dearborn, Michigan, violated constitutional rights by favoring Muslim holiday displays over other faiths.
Kirk Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against UVU
The family of Charlie Kirk has filed a notice of intent to sue Utah Valley University, but state sovereign immunity laws may complicate the case.
Senate to Probe AI Surveillance Camera Privacy
The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee has summoned four tech CEOs to testify on Sept. 23 regarding privacy concerns over AI-powered surveillance networks.
LA Homelessness Fraud Charges Expose Oversight Gaps
Federal prosecutors charged three individuals in an LA homelessness fraud case, fueling congressional concerns over oversight and the effectiveness of funding programs.
Trump Announces New AI Force to Boost Industry
President Donald Trump announced the creation of a new AI Force to accelerate U.S. technology growth and plans to appoint an AI czar to oversee…
Trump Arch Lawsuit: Veterans Challenge Monument Project
A group of veterans and a historian have filed a lawsuit to halt the proposed 250-foot Trump arch in Washington, D.C., citing concerns over historic…
Israel and Morocco Upgrade Diplomatic Ties
Israel and Morocco have agreed to elevate their diplomatic missions to full embassies and exchange ambassadors, strengthening the Abraham Accords.
Stolen 300-pound sculpture returns to France
A 300-pound sculpture stolen in 1993 has been recovered in the U.S. and returned to the Musée de Picardie in Amiens, France.
New Exhibition Imagines Life If Emmett Till Had Lived
A new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography explores the life Emmett Till might have led had he not been murdered in 1955.
Buckingham Palace Renovations Reveal Hidden Artifacts
Workers performing Buckingham Palace renovations have uncovered historical artifacts, including royal documents and vintage newspapers, hidden beneath the building's floorboards.
Surrogate Asks Supreme Court to Block Baby’s Transfer
Surrogate McKenna West has filed an emergency request with the U.S. Supreme Court to prevent a newborn from being moved out of Texas.
