Rite Aid used facial recognition on shoppers, fueling harassment, FTC says

Judge again turns over Rep. Perry’s phone records to DOJ Jan. 6 probe

A federal judge on Tuesday granted the Justice Department access to nearly 1,700 records recovered from the cellphone of Rep. Scott Perry

4 takeaways from the Colorado Supreme Court’s disqualifying Trump

Trump disqualified from Colorado’s 2024 primary ballot by state Supreme Court

In a historic decision Tuesday, the Colorado Supreme Court barred Donald Trump from running in the state’s presidential primary after determining that

Senate to leave for holidays without border deal

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Texas sued over law allowing state, local police to make immigration arrests

SAN ANTONIO — Civil rights groups sued Texas on Tuesday over a controversial new law that would allow state and local police

Trump says he’s ‘never read Mein Kampf,’ denies Hitler comparisons

WATERLOO, Iowa — Former president Donald Trump denied comparisons to dictators such as Adolf Hitler on Tuesday, as he repeated his claim

Trump super PAC launches ad against Haley as she rises in New Hampshire

A super PAC supporting former president Donald Trump is launching television ads in New Hampshire targeting Republican rival and former United Nations

New details emerge showing secrecy from White House on planned march on Jan. 6

How a Trump Supreme Court finalist ruled bigly against his side