A federal judge granted colleges an extension until April 6 to provide demographic admissions data sought by the federal government following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
Governor Josh Green issued an emergency proclamation as Hawaii prepares for a storm bringing heavy rain, strong winds and potential flooding.
Documents detailing the vetting process for Lord Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador are expected to be published Wednesday.
Indiana is revoking CDLs for immigrants without valid work authorization, with licenses expiring Wednesday and $50,000 fines for employers.
Autopsy finds Rohingya refugee died from dehydration and hypothermia after Border Patrol agents left him in Buffalo on cold night.
Missouri Republican Sam Graves, chairman of the House Transportation Committee, announces retirement plans amid wave of GOP departures.
Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico defeated Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Texas Democratic Senate primary, with voters choosing perceived electability.
Leqaa Kordia was freed on $100,000 bond after being detained since March 2025 following arrest at pro-Palestinian campus protest.
Former Iranian prisoners spoke publicly about Americans currently held in Iran, while questions emerged about political figures' connections to an Iranian-born imam.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin and other wealthy tech executives are financing opposition to California's proposed billionaire tax measure.
Virginia's Supreme Court approved an April 21 referendum on a redistricting constitutional amendment backed by Obama that could affect four House seats.
Three IRA bomb attack survivors withdrew their civil case against Gerry Adams after facing potential liability for up to £500,000 in legal fees.
A federal judge struck down key provisions of the Pentagon's press policy, finding restrictions on reporters unconstitutional.
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley and state Rep. David Morales are calling for the removal of a mural honoring Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian woman allegedly murdered on a Charlotte train.
The White House unveiled a new website focused on agricultural policy alongside a ceremony featuring a golden tractor display.
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