
Trump committee investigation launched into Fed Governor Cook
A Trump committee investigation will probe mortgage fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, with a closed Nov. 5 hearing at the White House.

A Trump committee investigation will probe mortgage fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, with a closed Nov. 5 hearing at the White House.

ICE detaining children in hotels has raised alarms, with families describing surveillance, poor access to food, and threats of separation if they disclose locations.

An alleged Mall of America attack plot was disrupted as the FBI arrested an 18-year-old Minnesota man who prosecutors say pledged allegiance to ISIS.

The Supreme Court heard Johnson v. United States Congress, testing whether federal district courts can hear constitutional challenges to veterans’ benefits laws.

States and cities are moving to curb license plate readers amid privacy concerns, introducing bans and audit changes after rapid adoption by law enforcement.

An Arizona appeals court threw out a 10-year sentence after an AI victim impact video was used at sentencing, ordering a new hearing in the 2021 road-rage killing.

Borneo wildfires are scorching peat forests in Kalimantan, spreading toxic haze and imperiling orangutans, gibbons, and other rare primates as crews race to contain flames.

Justice Barrett’s opinion in an elections case highlights how vivid verbs and clear subjects can animate legal writing, in contrast to older noun-heavy rulings.

A writer reflects on what it feels like to become institutionalized, describing fear of everyday changes and comfort in rigid structure.

Bolivia’s top prosecutor was detained in Santa Cruz on allegations of money laundering and drug trafficking days after the U.S. revoked his visa, officials said.
A California appeals court upheld dismissal under the California anti-SLAPP statute of claims against a reporter who published information from a sealed arrest report.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in December on third-country removals and has allowed the policy to continue while it reviews the case.
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