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One of the nation’s largest civil rights organizations is demanding an investigation of Broward jails by the U.S. Justice Department, pointing out numerous recent deaths and troubling incidents that critics say could ...Read more

NEW YORK — A group of migrants pummeled NYPD officers attempting to make an arrest outside a shelter in Times Square, police and sources said Tuesday.

Two officers and a lieutenant from the NYPD’s Midtown South ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford filed civil lawsuits Tuesday against five popular social media platforms, alleging the algorithms they use have been designed to deliberately addict the youth.

Ford, ...Read more

PONTIAC, Mich. — The mother of the Oxford High School shooter told coworkers she felt like she was "failing" as a mother after she met with school officials the morning of the shooting to discuss concerning statements ...Read more

The head of a notorious armed gang linked to the kidnapping of U.S. citizens in Haiti, including 16 missionaries, decided to plead guilty to federal weapons smuggling charges Tuesday while in the middle of his federal ...Read more

KIOWA, Colo. — Lily Whitworth, the 19-year-old who admitted to planning a mass shooting at a school in Colorado Springs, was sentenced to six years in prison on Tuesday after an Elbert County judge ruled that probation ...Read more

MIAMI — President Joe Biden raised more than $6 million for his reelection campaign and its allies during a high-dollar fundraiser in suburban Pinecrest on Tuesday evening.

The total — a staggering amount of money for...Read more

Jean Carnahan, the first Missouri woman to serve in the U.S. Senate and a former Missouri first lady, died Tuesday. She was 90.

Carnahan died peacefully after a brief illness, a spokesperson for the family said in a ...Read more

DETROIT — Political leaders, academic experts, survivors and student activists convened virtually for day two of the Michigan Gun Violence Prevention Summit to discuss progress the state has made in gun-violence ...Read more

LANSING, Mich. — Attorney General Dana Nessel asked a federal judge on Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit that aims to overturn voter-supported protections for abortion rights in Michigan.

Nessel's office contended in a 67-...Read more

A bill aimed at stopping non-U.S. citizens from voting — a practice that does not currently happen in Kentucky — is advancing in the 2024 General Assembly.

House Bill 341 from Rep. Michael Meredith, R-Oakland, ...Read more

A 49-year-old Colorado Springs man was sentenced to prison Tuesday for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

Jonathan David Grace ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The House Homeland Security Committee began consideration Tuesday morning of a resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, but appeared to be nowhere near a final vote more than ...Read more

MIAMI — Amid a flurry of financial scandals and an ongoing federal lawsuit that threatens to overturn the city’s voting map, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez on Tuesday announced a proposal for an independent auditor to ...Read more

On Tuesday, the Indiana House of Representatives to pass a GOP-authored bill aimed at keeping records of gun sales and ownership private.

House Bill 1084, authored by Rep. Jake Teshka, R-North Liberty, was prompted by a ...Read more

The California State Auditor says Anaheim hasn’t properly managed its tourism contracts and millions in related money, according to a report released Tuesday morning by the agency, and some of that public money had been ...Read more

President Joe Biden shrugged off the controversy over Donald Trump being on the 2024 ballot as a political action committee supporting the incumbent’s reelection announced plans for a record-shattering $250 million ad ...Read more

A federal judge sent the jury in Marilyn Mosby’s mortgage fraud trial home early Tuesday afternoon to give the former Baltimore state’s attorney more time to decide whether she will testify.

Defense lawyers had asked ...Read more

WASHINGTON — As deepfake scandals continue to rock both politics and pop culture, House and Senate lawmakers are grappling with the risks of rapidly advancing technology, while also trying to capitalize on the benefits ...Read more

NEW YORK — Donald Trump’s lawyer backtracked from her suggestion that a new trial may be warranted in writer E. Jean Carroll’s defamation suit against the former president because the presiding judge in the case ...Read more