New Mexico state lawmakers announced plans to issue subpoenas to government and private institutions as part of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the state.
Various coalitions and Democratic leaders have filed lawsuits challenging Trump administration actions on immigration enforcement, election procedures, and data sharing.
The Energy Department issued new guidance limiting a federal rebate program for electric appliance purchases established under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
David Venturella, a longtime ICE official, has been chosen to lead the immigration agency following the departure of acting director Todd Lyons.
The DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel ruled that EEOC workplace discrimination guidelines unconstitutionally pressure employers to consider race in hiring decisions.
The Philippine House voted 255-26 to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte on charges including misuse of funds and threatening the president.
Judge Debra R. McCaslin will oversee Alex Murdaugh's murder retrial after South Carolina's Supreme Court overturned his convictions in May.
Acting antitrust chief Omeed Assefi indicated the Justice Department will maintain aggressive antitrust enforcement despite the administration change.
New York receives $100 million from Bezos Foundation for early childhood education while Governor Hochul opts state into federal school choice tax credit program.
UK ministers are preparing for the release of a second batch of documents involving Peter Mandelson and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Progressive Democrat James Talarico will challenge incumbent Republican Ken Paxton for Texas attorney general in what could be a closely watched race.
Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin is facing disciplinary charges for sending a threatening letter to Georgetown Law about its DEI policies.
Maine's Senate race involves various campaign themes including energy policy, Supreme Court politics, and candidate controversies.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing growing pressure to step down as the UK experiences continued political turbulence.
The Selective Service System will automatically register eligible men for the military draft pool starting in December, replacing the current self-registration process.
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