Rejecting the government's claim that problems ended with Operation Metro Surge's drawdown, a federal judge ruled the right ...

Attorney William Barzee, representing the Florida Democrat charged with stealing $5 million of federal disaster relief funds, ...

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The Trump administration in June abruptly withdrew from a Biden-era agreement promising to protect endangered salmon species.

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The decision follows a similar ruling from the Fifth Circuit earlier this year, and further strips away decades of bond hearings for immigrants lacking permanent legal status.

The social media site formerly known as Twitter accused major advertisers of conspiring to boycott the platform after Elon Musk's 2022 purchase, costing the company billions of dollars.