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Christian Castro faces assault and false reporting charges in the shooting of Julio César Sosa-Celis.

Laura Loomer, Kyle Rittenhouse, and online provocateurs turned Trump’s war on Rep. Massie into a political circus.

“I think the timing and the optics are really bad,” admitted one Republican senator.

Whatever it is, it's staggeringly corrupt, and possibly very dangerous.

Doug Burgum told Congress he didn't know who was making his department's decisions on plans for the country's 250th anniversary.

The House Speaker may or may not look into this "congressional oversight" thing.

A Congressional Budget Office report deemed the missile defense scheme both wildly expensive and ineffective.

The justices tossed precedents to allow Republicans to dismantle yet another majority-Black district.

The administration says it's pro-coal, but miners are increasingly stricken with this brutal disease.

Users have wagered nearly $3 million on the odds of a hantavirus pandemic.

New research shows every $1 the US Forest Service spent to minimize wildfire risk prevented nearly $4 in damages.

Mobile home rents are soaring nationwide as private equity firms snap up trailer parks.

“I only wish to live my life in peace,” Leonardo Garcia Venegas said in a declaration.

“We’re seeing the greatest purge of Black power since the era of Reconstruction.”...

As the abortion pill heads back to the Supreme Court, advocates have a back-up that's effective and safe: misoprostol alone.

“This is the worst treatment I have seen by far” of anyone on death row, said the Rev. Jeff Hood of Lisa Jo Chamberlin’s conditions. “By far the worst, not just in Mississippi” but throughout the United States.

Reviving the “Welfare Queen” stereotype doesn’t make it any more true.

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At least one candidate has admitted his statewide referendum targeting trans kids is intended to drive GOP voter turnout.

Justice Samuel Alito, author of the Dobbs decision, tells the Fifth Circuit to slow down.

Warehouse workers, delivery drivers, and software engineers are organizing against America’s deportation machine.

It's just cruelty.

A sweeping decision threatens to unravel one of the last remaining pathways to care post-Dobbs.

The US keeps selling arms without congressional approval.