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A federal court dismissed a child pornography charge against a man who used AI to create images, citing a decades-old Supreme Court ruling that protects virtual content.
A GOP bill targets the chaos of late mail ballots. See how California's rules let ballots count weeks after polls close.
President Trump appoints Adam Telle as acting Army secretary after Dan Driscoll resigns amid reported tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
The House condemned socialism with 220 votes. 192 Democrats voted no while two crossed party lines to help pass the rule.
Sen. John Fetterman offered Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed $50,000 to hold a 9/11 rally with Hasan Piker, citing controversial past remarks.
Protestant abuse survivors, led by Chellee Taylor, launched a searchable database of over 2,700 accused leaders to protect families and churches.
Vice President JD Vance sharply criticized Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed for attacking his family and labeled him a socialist in a new interview.
President Trump will host first responders on Sept. 8 to display a 21-foot steel beam from Ground Zero on the White House Ellipse.
Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to DUI charges after a rollover crash. He faces a five-year license suspension and fines, per court reports.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul wore a hijab at a Muslim center on Friday. Critics called it hypocritical given her past comments on gender roles.