Ivanna Ortiz, 35, entered not guilty pleas to attempted murder and other charges related to March 8 shooting at singer's Beverly Hills area home.
A recent survey indicates majority of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders believe Trump's immigration approach has been harmful.
A key privacy officer has resigned as the Justice Department prepares to share sensitive state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security.
Steve McMichael, who died at 67 after battling ALS, was posthumously diagnosed with stage 3 chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
Soaring beef and fertilizer prices strain food companies and consumers as small-cap stocks enter correction territory amid broader market weakness.
Brad Karp resigned as chair of major law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in February due to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Justice Department officials allegedly misled a federal judge about their handling of nonpublic voter roll data while registration irregularities emerge.
Nvidia announced a $2 billion investment in Nebius, an AI cloud computing firm, sending Nebius stock up 10% following the announcement.
Rep. Jason Crow announced Democrats are compiling accountability lists following reports of a Trump administration DOJ 'enemies' list.
Denmark's ruling Social Democrats secured the most votes in parliamentary elections but posted their worst results since 1903, forcing coalition negotiations.
Black Tabby Games, creator of Slay the Princess, announced a new publishing arm and signed two games at the Triple-I Initiative showcase.
The Biden administration is reportedly weighing the deployment of special forces to target Iran's nuclear facilities and materials, according to multiple news reports.
The Pentagon may allow continued use of Anthropic AI technology beyond a planned 6-month phase-out period, as legal experts suggest the company has grounds to contest potential blacklisting.
Nvidia-backed AI infrastructure company Nscale secured $2 billion in new funding, bringing its valuation to $14.6 billion.
A federal judge struck down Pentagon media policies, prompting the Defense Department to implement new limits on journalist access including closing work areas.
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