More than two dozen states are continuing their antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation after rejecting a DOJ settlement negotiated in secret. A federal judge called the mid-trial announcement "outrageous" as states accused prosecutors of abandoning the case without warning.
The U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran has entered its ninth day with nearly 1,800 reported deaths, as joint airstrikes target Iranian oil infrastructure and Hezbollah launches missile barrages at Tel Aviv. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared Iran a 'terrorist government' being systematically dismantled, though concerns mount over regional escalation and potential global oil price shocks.
One of two Pennsylvania men accused of throwing explosive devices near Gracie Mansion flashed an ISIS salute while being led from custody, as federal prosecutors prepare to unseal criminal charges in what has become a terrorism investigation.
Congressional veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan are bringing deeply personal perspectives to the Iran war debate, with lawmakers in both parties expressing reservations about extended conflict as U.S. casualties mount. Six service members have been killed and 18 wounded as War Powers resolutions advance in both chambers.
Anthropic filed dual lawsuits challenging the Pentagon's unprecedented 'supply chain risk' designation, arguing the Trump administration unlawfully retaliated against the AI company for refusing to allow unrestricted military use of its Claude technology in mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
Nevada's housing affordability crisis has become a central issue in 2026 congressional races, with Democrats seeking to channel voter frustration over high costs to challenge Republican control. The median home price of $440,000 has pushed homeownership out of reach for many locals despite market signs of stabilization.
A coalition of advocacy groups has filed a federal lawsuit in Boston challenging the Trump administration's efforts to reshape how history is presented at national parks, citing content removals already underway at sites across Massachusetts and New
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte voiced full support for President Donald Trump's strikes on Iran, declaring key allies stand "all for one, one for all" amid Tehran's widening missile retaliation.
President Donald Trump's second term has brought significant changes to the immigration court system, with Chicago experiencing a substantial departure of immigration judges as the administration implements its hardline enforcement agenda.
Voters in four south and southwest suburban townships will decide on nonbinding referendums asking whether the state government should provide annual property tax rebates to more than 3 million residential property taxpayers.
A Queens car crash case has exposed what attorneys describe as a brazen example of staged automobile collisions, complete with suspicious medical diagnoses and surgical reports that appear to have been copied and pasted.
