Supreme Court Allows Texas App Age Verification To Take Effect
According to the report, the measure was enacted to strengthen online protections for minors, though opponents argue it places unconstitutional limits on access to protected content.
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Preliminary Hearing Begins in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
The report said investigators will present DNA evidence linking Robinson to the alleged murder weapon, surveillance footage, autopsy findings, and testimony from witnesses.
Google Loses Appeal Against €4.1 Billion EU Antitrust Fine
The ruling effectively upholds one of the largest competition penalties ever issued by the European Commission.
Empire State Building Climbers Face Felony Charges
During their arraignment on Thursday, prosecutors said the male climber told investigators that he organized the high-profile stunt as a way to "do something special" before proposing to his girlfriend.
What Is Behind The EU's $4.7 Billion Fine On Google
The case marks the conclusion of the European Union's long-running competition battle against Google.
Alibaba Agrees To $600 Million DOJ Settlement
The settlement covers alleged compliance failures spanning from January 2016 through December 2024.
Why Is The U.S. Murder Rate Falling To Historic Lows
Crime data analyst Jeff Asher said the nation "almost certainly" recorded its lowest murder rate since the FBI began maintaining comparable national records in 1960, adding that available evidence indicates the rate could fall even further this year.
Watch: SCOTUS Citizenship Ruling 'A Major Mistake', Says Vance
The ruling invites people to come here on a vacation, give birth and get full benefits of American citizenship: Vance
Trump Justice Department Challenges Virginia, California Gun Laws
The lawsuit against Virginia challenges a law banning the sale of certain semi automatic rifles, including AR-15 style firearms
GOP Reps Want Prosecution And Funding Cuts For Students For Justice In Palestine
According to The Jerusalem Post, the student group recently posted its support online for Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who was sentenced to life in prison in May for the June 1, 2025, murder of Karen Diamond.
Virginia’s New Gun Laws Are Already Costing Jobs
The state also banned so-called “ghost guns,” and expanded dangerous “red-flag laws” and background checks, among other flagrant infringements on the Second Amendment rights of Virginians.
Possible Human Remains Found In Chimney At Queens School
The discovery was reported around 9 a.m. after an exterminator inspecting a foul odor inside the building found what appeared to be a shoe lodged in the chimney and alerted authorities.
Trump Urges Congress To End Birthright Citizenship
The ruling reaffirmed that children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants or individuals with temporary legal status are entitled to U.S. citizenship at birth.
Three Arrested After Chicago News Crew Attacked Near Adler Planetarium
According to authorities, several suspects exited a white truck and confronted a reporter and photographer, allegedly directing racial slurs at one of the journalists.
Supreme Court Takes Up Major AR-15 Gun Rights Case
Gun rights advocates argue that AR-15 rifles are among the most commonly owned firearms in the United States and therefore deserve constitutional protection.
Supreme Court Rules Against Trump On Birthright Citizenship
Children born in the United States to such parents remain citizens at birth under the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment