The Justice Department has filed a judicial misconduct complaint against nearly all federal judges in Minnesota, intensifying a growing clash between the Trump administration and the federal judiciary.

The US has completed its military withdrawal from Iraq after more than two decades, ending its anti-ISIS mission as Baghdad assumes greater responsibility for the country’s security.

Trump’s sweeping tariffs are back in court as judges weigh whether a 1970s trade law gives the president authority to impose duties on nearly everything the US imports.

Before he became a Texas legislative giant, Garnet Coleman was Francis Page Jr.’s childhood friend—a Third Ward kid who shared bikes, music, wild adventures and a lifelong bond.

Kansas and Roblox have reached a $10 million-plus settlement that strengthens child-safety protections, parental controls and online safeguards for young users.

The Supreme Court has temporarily cleared the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries without first giving them an opportunity to raise concerns about persecution or torture, while agreeing to hear the case in December.

Apple says it removed ICE-tracking apps over agent-safety concerns, while Rep. Jamie Raskin questions whether the decision infringed on users’ First Amendment rights.

The Pentagon is mobilizing military cyber and intelligence capabilities to counter foreign interference threats ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.

The Senate has passed a sweeping college sports overhaul 77-22, setting up a House battle over NIL rules, athlete rights, transfers and NCAA power—with the Congressional Black Caucus opposing the bill.

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to let federal prisons restrict gender-affirming medical care for transgender inmates, adding another major LGBTQ rights case to the court’s fast-moving docket.

Trump reignites a GOP rift with Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, reposting attacks on the Florida congresswoman after she publicly broke with him over immigration enforcement.

The Trump administration is seeking to cancel $810 million in congressionally approved funding for refugees, immigrants, minority businesses and other programs, reigniting a fight over presidential power and congressional authority.

Iran says it is awaiting a definitive US response to its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Trump calls the offer “unacceptable” and tensions across the region escalate.

A Black family’s decades-old dream of a community park is now at the center of a legal fight over a planned Texas data center.

A low-profile Harris County race could have a big impact on property owners as three candidates compete for HCAD’s At-Large Place 3 seat.