Nebraska Becomes First State to Implement Medicaid Work Requirements
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen speaks during a news conference in Washington, July 8, 2025. Associated Press / Photo by Manuel Balce Ceneta, file Loading the A...
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Special Counsel Resigns after Reporting on Trump Probes
Special Counsel Jack Smith separated from the U.S. Department of Justice on Jan. 10, prosecutors wrote in a court document filed Saturday. Smith’s departure came after he provided U.S. Attorney Gene...
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Title IX Changes Overturned Nationwide
A Kentucky judge ruled to overturn the nationwide rewrite of Title IX that added "gender identity" into its definition of "sex."
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SCOTUS hears arguments over government’s right to ban TikTok
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on Friday discussing whether a law that could result in a U.S. ban on Chinese-owned social media company TikTok violates the First Amendment. The federal governm...
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Trump Gets Unconditional Discharge for Business Fraud Conviction
President-elect Donald Trump on Friday received a sentence of no fine, probation, or jail time after a Manhattan jury convicted him on 34 counts of falsifying business records. Acting New York Suprem...
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DOJ Can Release Part of Trump Investigations Report, Court Says
The U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday denied the requests of President-elect Donald Trump and his former co-defendants’ that the report not be published. The two-volume report was w...
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Biden Remembers Carter as ‘faithful servant of God and the people’
President Joe Biden referred to the late former President Jimmy Carter as a faithful servant of God and the people as he and others reflected on his legacy at his state funeral service
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Federal Court Strikes Down Biden’s Title IX Revisions
A federal judge in Kentucky on Thursday ruled that the Biden administration’s attempt to redefine sex in the landmark women’s rights bill, Title IX, is unconstitutional. The Biden administration e...
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Billy Bush Reveals New Details about Trump’s Lewd ‘Access Hollywood’ Tape That Nearly Derailed 2016 Campaign
Former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush has shared new details about the infamous 2005 tape featuring Donald Trump that became a major controversy during the 2016 presidential election
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New York Prosecutors Urge SCOTUS to Reject Trump Appeal
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office on Thursday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject an appeal President-elect Donald Trump made the day before. Trump’s lawyers asked the high court...
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Signs Parental Rights Bill into Law
Ohio Gov Mike DeWine has signed a parental rights bill into law that, among other things, allows students to be taken off campus for religious instruction and prohibits schools from not informing
