
Justice Department settles Carter Page lawsuit for $1.25 million
The Justice Department reached a $1.25 million settlement with Carter Page over FBI surveillance during the 2016 Trump campaign investigation.

The Justice Department reached a $1.25 million settlement with Carter Page over FBI surveillance during the 2016 Trump campaign investigation.

University of Southern California canceled a gubernatorial debate after facing criticism for excluding candidates of color from the event.

Border Patrol arrested two individuals with prior convictions near San Diego while California legislature considers allowing deported professors to teach remotely.

A lawyer claims guards at a Florida immigration detention facility known as 'Alligator Alcatraz' physically assaulted detainees.

Reform party backer suggests returning to UK to circumvent donation caps while separate party refunds crypto donations after concerns raised.

Los Angeles hotels report business impacts from $30 minimum wage law while Virginia economist warns of job losses from new $15 wage mandate.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore appeared on CBS News to discuss foreign policy issues including the Iran war and its economic impacts.

Idaho lawmakers approved legislation making it a crime for transgender individuals to use bathrooms that don't match their birth-assigned sex.

Florida Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna hosted sanctioned Russian lawmakers in D.C., sparking varied responses from colleagues and critics.

David Hogg's political group and Michael Bloomberg made endorsements in competitive House primary races in Utah and New York.

Republican Councilwoman Inna Vernikov criticized Mayor Adams' antisemitism office, calling it inadequate for addressing community needs.

Cultural groups and lawyers are pursuing legal action to halt planned renovations at the Kennedy Center that would close the venue for two years.

Television hosts and guests discussed American military strategy regarding Iran across multiple weekend programs.

Peter Ticktin, a Florida attorney with ties to Trump, promotes emergency executive order that would end machine and mail-in voting nationwide.

FBI raided Virginia Democratic state senator Louise Lucas's office while a Georgia man was federally indicted for threatening Republican officials online.
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