Members of the Colorado Supreme Court seemed to agree on Tuesday that a Douglas County judge acted reasonably by blocking evidence of a defendant’s BDSM-related conversations with the victim in his trial for assault and false imprisonment. Jurors fou
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Puerto Rico's governor signed a law recognizing unborn babies as human beings, a move opponents argue could potentially lead to outlawing abortion.
DHS arrests illegal immigrant charged with rape after Oregon sanctuary policies allowed his release on bail after suspect was caught using a fake passport at airport.
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., required attendees of his rally to show proof-of-identification, even though the senator is opposed to efforts requiring proof-of-identification for voting.
Gov. Tim Walz is demanding the federal government "pay for what they broke" after the Tom Homan announced it would draw down its immigration enforcement presence in Minnesota.
"It's been shown all over the place long before that was part of it, but that was a very strong piece," Trump told reporters.
Texas ballot harvesting law upheld by federal appeals court after 5th Circuit reverses lower court ruling that blocked the 2021 election measure.
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The NAACP condemned the EPA repeal, warning that it will leave Black and other frontline communities in a "uniquely tenuous situation."
EXCLUSIVE - Senate Democrats are grappling with whether to leave their chairs empty later this month when President Donald Trump travels to the Capitol to deliver the first State of the Union address of his second term. Senior Democrats have been hav
EXCLUSIVE - Senate Democrats are grappling with whether to leave their chairs empty later this month when President Donald Trump travels to the Capitol to deliver the first State of the Union address of his second term. Senior Democrats have be
Jeremy Carl described holidays like Juneteenth as "racial hustle" and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as an "anti-white weapon."
Another member of Colorado’s second-highest court registered his concern on Thursday that a portion of the recently revised “reasonable doubt” definition improperly lowers the prosecution’s burden to prove a defendant guilty. Judge Daniel M. Taubman