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A Virginia judge has dealt a blow to Democrats efforts to redraw the commonwealth’s 11 congressional districts ahead of this year’s mid-term election in a bid for Democrats to pick up seats.

Tazewell County Circuit ...Read more

NEW YORK — New York is on track to lose two seats in the House of Representatives after the 2030 census as population growth in several Democratic-leaning states lags far behind the rest of the country, a new population ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — California's population stalled in 2024 and growth across the county slowed amid widespread immigration raids in the first year of the new Trump administration, U.S. Census Bureau data shows.

After years ...Read more

WASHINGTON — When Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff visited the California City immigration detention center last week, they were appalled.

“We saw firsthand today at California’s largest detention center the ...Read more

Hey, Greenland — feeling a little low after President Donald Trump’s ongoing attempts to buy or otherwise acquire the land under your feet? Neil Young can fix that framework!

Just keep “Rockin’ in the Free World.�...Read more

MIAMI — The leader of an association for Florida criminal defense attorneys urged a panel of state senators on Tuesday to reconsider a bill intended to protect law enforcement officers making arrests while “acting in ...Read more

BALTIMORE — The Maryland House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee heard testimonies Tuesday afternoon on a proposal to redraw the state’s congressional district lines mid-decade. The move could significantly ...Read more

BOSTON — Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox said the department ignored all 57 immigration detainer requests issued by federal authorities last year, citing a city law that shields noncitizens from deportation under ...Read more

Yale University will make tuition free for students whose families make less than $200,000 beginning next academic year, the school announced Tuesday.

Additionally, any student whose family makes less than $100,000 per ...Read more

DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are searching for the person who shot a bald eagle near Northglenn two weeks ago, violating federal law.

Wildlife officers discovered the injured eagle on Jan. 12 at Croke ...Read more

NEW YORK — Born into massive wealth and propelled into lives of luxury, the Alexander brothers for years got whichever woman they wanted — employing brute force or date rape drugs when anyone dared tell them no, a ...Read more

BOSTON — Boston University researchers in a groundbreaking study found that those with CTE have a much higher chance of being diagnosed with dementia.

The largest study of its kind from the Boston University CTE Center ...Read more

A series of shootings by federal immigration agents, including two deaths in Minneapolis, have galvanized intense local and national protests against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations. ...Read more

Authorities in Northern California's Shasta County started out investigating a suspected illegal marijuana farm but ended up making a far more unsettling discovery: a massive stash of illegal firearms and a secret ...Read more

NEW YORK — Leadership of the notoriously problem-plagued Rikers Island jail complex has officially fallen into federal hands with the anticipated appointment of an independent administrator, officials said on Tuesday.

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TikTok agreed to settle the first in a series of closely watched product liability cases Monday, bowing out on the eve of a landmark trial that could upend how social media giants engage their youngest users and leave tech...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Saying the Trump administration is using the federal government for “pure evil” in its immigration crackdown in Minneapolis, Gov. Josh Shapiro revealed on late-night television Monday that he’s ...Read more

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Kanye West faced mix public reactions to the full-page letter he published in The Wall Street Journal Monday, in which he apologized for years of antisemitic statements and attributed his troubling, ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Several of Minnesota’s largest companies are funding $3.5 million in grants for small businesses that are financially struggling during the ongoing federal immigration crackdown in the state.

The ...Read more

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Stanford University and the family of a star soccer player who died by suicide in 2022 have reached a resolution in a wrongful death lawsuit, according to a joint statement released Monday by the ...Read more