Politics
President Trump told CBS News he will rely on his veto power and a recent Supreme Court ruling to push his agenda after Democrats...
President Trump told CBS News he will rely on his veto power and a recent Supreme Court ruling to push his agenda after Democrats...
Jimmy Kimmel mocked a profane heckle shouted at President Trump over his White House ballroom project during a Mississippi rally, joking the phrase could...
The U.S. Supreme Court will review a 150-year-old federal law banning home whiskey distilling, in a case brought in part by an Ohio brewery...
The Supreme Court declined to lift a block on the Trump administration's revised restrictions on gender-transition-related care for federal prison inmates, with Justices Thomas...
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Dec. 1 in the case of an Alaska pilot whose plane was seized 14 years ago, part of...
Stars of Discovery's "Moonshiners" say the liquor's fearsome reputation owes more to Prohibition-era government policy than the drink itself, and recall how Ohio and...
A White House committee will hold a closed-door hearing on Nov. 5, 2026, over mortgage fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, after...
Washington's state superintendent's office and high school athletics association say they will keep their gender-identity sports policy in place despite a Puyallup wrestler's emergency...
A federal judge in Georgia dismissed Riley Gaines' Title IX lawsuit against the NCAA over transgender athlete policies, ruling the organization isn't directly subject...
The Supreme Court opens its new term Oct. 5 with a case, Suncor v. Boulder, over whether cities like Boulder, Honolulu and Baltimore can...