Judge Laura Provinzino wants grand jury materials to help her make a determination on whether grounds exist to toss the case against Lemon.

For years, Russia has all but run a terrorist campaign on U.K. soil. London's increased support for Kyiv, while angering Moscow, is more than fair.

How Marine One's flight path and a downed chopper in Ukraine gave Simon Conway inspiration for his new thriller, The British Agent.

Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) received the profanity-laced death threat on Aug. 18, the day of Florida's primary elections.

Four Avenal officials who remained in power after voters recalled them in April are “not lawfully” holding office, a California judge ruled.

Rick Jackson told a supporter at an August rally that Brian Kemp will use the National Guard to help watch over the 2026 elections.

It's striking that a Republican vice president would invoke Long when discussing the Trump administration's efforts to help working-class Americans.

The Washington Post is being forced to take back columnist Karen Attiah after she was fired for celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination.

A clash between Enes Kanter Freedom and WNBA player Natasha Cloud during a game highlighted the continuing debate over trans athletes.

The judge in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial denied a motion for mistrial but reprimanded the prosecution over comments about Catholicism.

Graham Platner, who suspended his campaign, has until 5 p.m. on Tuesday to register as a write-in option for the general election.

The University of Washington is considering tougher student conduct measures after more than two years of chaotic Gaza war-inspired protests.