Supreme Court appears likely to ease process for workplace discrimination claims

The Supreme Court seemed prepared on Wednesday to make it easier for workers to pursue employment discrimination claims over job transfers, after

Federal government is using data from push notifications to track contacts

Government investigators in the United States have used push notification data to pursue people of interest, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said in

White House, lawmakers criticize university leaders’ answers on antisemitism

Pro-Trump electors indicted in Nevada, the third state to issue charges

A Nevada grand jury has charged six Republicans who claimed to be presidential electors in 2020 and submitted certificates to Congress falsely

Senate Republicans block procedural vote for Ukraine aid package

Former speaker Kevin McCarthy will retire from Congress at end of year

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), who was ousted as the 55th House speaker in October after a revolt by hard-right members, will not

Trump ‘dictator’ comment reignites criticism his camp has tried to curb

No previous primary debates centered on such unpopular candidates

The headline at the Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News was effusive. “All eyes on Tuscaloosa for GOP presidential candidate debate,” it read, excited exclamation point

Four GOP candidates set to debate as Haley seeks a breakout moment

Four contenders vying for the Republican presidential nomination will take the debate stage in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Wednesday night, only six weeks before

Young conservatives want the Republican Party to make space for them

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Kieghan Nangle, 21, proudly sports a pink sticker on her laptop that reads “Pretty girls love Trump,” a declaration