The law would require government-issued identification verification to access lewd materials

Outnumbered Ukrainian forces have been forced to rely on any method of defense available, and the technology is proving essential

A recent New York Times investigation has corroborated a long-suspected concern for the U.S. military: repeated exposure to blast waves during training exercises is causing significant brain damage in Navy SEALs, contributing to a disturbing number of suicides within this elite force. Despite these findings, a critical communication breakdown within...

The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to narrow the application of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's obstruction statute marks a significant shift with potential implications for former President Donald Trump and hundreds of January 6 defendants. In a 6-3 ruling, the justices sided with Joseph Fischer, a former police officer charged with...

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The proposed school, supported by the Catholic Archdioceses, aimed to provide online education with a Catholic perspective to all students

The former President's comments are quickly amended by his campaign press secretary

As the legal battle involving former President Donald J. Trump unfolds, the role of Judge Aileen M. Cannon has drawn considerable scrutiny. Appointed by Trump in his final days in office, Judge Cannon's handling of the classified documents case has sparked a mixture of bewilderment and criticism among legal scholars...

Some see the law as an erosion of the separation of church and state, others believe the Commandments to be foundational to America

Construction on the long-anticipated Second Avenue subway extension into East Harlem has come to a halt following Governor Kathy Hochul's decision to indefinitely pause New York City's congestion pricing program. This move has cast doubt on the future of the project, which was relying heavily on congestion pricing revenue for...