Just over a year ago, the Supreme Court struck down one of the main pillars of how modern federal regulation works — the Chevron doctrine. This rule, whose name was taken from a 1980s Supreme Court ...

Moments of terror in the heart of Avellino in the late afternoon today. Two gunshots were fired, first on Via Tagliamento and ...

Newsom took the opportunity to profess his enjoyment of bow hunting and boast about his skeet-shooting abilities, quipping ...

No homicide charges were filed against Chico man involved in deadly shooting, after investigators and prosecutors concluded ...

A father fired five point-blank shots at his 25-year-old daughter over her tennis ambitions, shattering a family under the ...

The D.A. said Gerald Michael Thompson had a reasonable self-defense claim, so was not charged for murder in what he called an ...

Every day, strategic plans collapse over a single phrase. Funders and grantees misinterpret each other’s intent.

Congress knows that it does not in fact cannot write perfectly complete regulatory statutes,” Justice Elena Kagan pronounced ...

The parents of a Milwaukee 4-year-old shot and killed last week were charged Monday in the boy's death. Prosecutors charged Ralph Taylor with first-degree intentional homicide and possession of a ...

Basildon Crown Court has heard a detailed account of two rival London gangs' machete and gun war in Essex last July ...

Trump hyped the Epstein files, then backpedaled. Can Democrats expose his conspiracy game without playing it themselves?

MLB pulled the game from Truist Park in 2021 to protest a GOP-backed election law. Now the game is back in Atlanta and the law is still on the books.