A Utah court has approved a new congressional map favoring Democrats in a traditionally Republican state, reigniting the national fight over voting districts.
Ten years after the Supreme Court extended marriage rights to same-sex couples in all 50 states, the justices were asked to reconsider that decision. They refused.
Beijing launches the K-visa to attract foreign tech workers, capitalizing on stricter U.S. immigration policies and a global race for innovation talent.
A bipartisan package could end the government shutdown, but observers question whether Democrats are giving up too much.
A University of Chicago law professor compares current market speculation to the era before the 1929 crash, raising alarms about regulatory oversight.
On Friday evening, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson temporarily paused a lower-court order requiring full November SNAP payments, issuing an administrative stay to give the First Circuit time to act during the government shutdown.
Tesla investors greenlit an unprecedented compensation plan that could net Elon Musk up to $1 trillion in stock, sparking debate over executive pay and corporate power.
The IRS’s Direct File program, a free alternative to TurboTax, won’t launch for the 2026 tax season, marking a reversal for the Biden-era initiative.
The first and only female House Speaker announces her retirement, closing a transformative chapter in Democratic politics and leaving questions about the party’s future direction.
