Donald Trump's order was intended to apply starting February 19, but has been blocked nationwide by multiple federal judges.

The government asked the court to restrict the injunctions to cover only those directly involved in the cases.

President Trump’s funding freezes violate the delicate balance that the Framers crafted to ensure that no person or branch of ...

Police in Connecticut are trying to determine how a man could have been held captive in his home for 20 years without anyone ...

SEVERAL AMENDMENTS ARE ON THE BALLOT AT THE END OF THIS MONTH THAT YOU ARE EXPECTED TO KNOW. WDSU ANCHOR TRAVERS MACKEL IS IN THE STUDIO EXPLAINING THE AMENDMENTS FOR YOU. TRAVERS. MARCH 29TH IS ...

Trump has said he thinks the Supreme Court will let him restrict birthright citizenship to bolster security along the ...

According to court documents, Trevor Swift, 57, was employed as an athletic trainer at Lake Belton High School in May 2022 ...

Thousands of probationary federal employees fired by the Trump administration must be offered job reinstatement, a judge in San Francisco has ruled, because they were terminated unlawfully.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and 21 other state attorneys are suing to stop dismantling the federal Department of Education. The lawsuit, filed in a Massachusetts federal court, claims the ...

The deranged stepmom who allegedly tortured and held her stepson captive in their Connecticut house of horrors for more than two decades was released from jail Thursday.

The president is appealing to the justices to help facilitate his birthright citizenship plan, signed by executive order but immediately blocked by lower courts.

Trump's approval has dropped since Quinnipiac's last poll a few weeks ago, as the president receives low marks for the economy, foreign policy and more.