A member of Colorado’s second-highest court argued on Wednesday that, despite a recent state Supreme Court ruling prohibiting anyone other than the government from pursuing child-welfare cases, a child’s legal representative may still appeal certain
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Trump allies are highlighting the president's Supreme Court win rate, even as critics argue the numbers don't tell the full legal story.
America's first Black president urges the public to "understand the broader implications" of the Trump administration's immigration agenda.
President Donald Trump makes an announcement at the White House.
Anthony Kazmierczak, the man who attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar at a town hall on Tuesday, has been charged with assault by the Justice Department.
The federal government is expected to enter a partial shutdown starting Saturday, but it could be short-lived as Senate Democrats and the White House negotiate new restrictions for President Donald Trump's sweeping deportation agenda. A procedural vo
FEMA announced $2.2 billion in disaster relief funding as a deadly winter storm batters the U.S., leaving hundreds of thousands without power nationwide.
Homeowners’ insurance rates continue to rise, prompting a bipartisan group of lawmakers to introduce a bill Wednesday aimed at reducing damage from hail and wildfire. The measure would encourage homeowners and homeowner associations to take additiona
House Republicans are balking at an emerging Senate deal to quell a Democrat rebellion over funding the Department of Homeland Security.
According to the White House, the average taxpayer is expected to see nearly $4,000 in total tax savings in 2026, due to Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
The FBI executed a search warrant at the Fulton County elections office, seizing 2020 election documents.
Colorado’s second-highest court reversed a defendant’s robbery-related convictions and 18-year prison sentence on Thursday because a Douglas County judge allowed a biased juror to serve. During Ahmarion Kaliel Shead’s trial in January 2023, one juror
, "I really don't know what it's going to take for there to be a wake up call in this country," said Crockett.