The question of whether the Stormy Daniels prosecution belongs in a federal forum could soon draw in the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an equal protection challenge involving magnet schools in Maryland.

Prosecutors allege she claimed personal expenses, such as private jet travel and luxury hotel stays, as business deductions on her tax returns.

With Trump holding the veto pen, the fight over abortion access is more likely to be carried forward in statehouses and courtrooms than on Capitol Hill.

The opposition leader has crowds, a candidacy and a peace prize, but faces obstruction from the Trump-backed Chavista government and a ban on her running for political office.

The American Conservative Union’s insurance company reportedly paid almost $500,000 to make the lawsuit go away.

Aaron Burns’s biopic never ceases to sell its subject as the man of the hour, but the film’s attempts to deify the acting legend prove tiresome.

Avigdor Liberman now calls for compromising with Haredi politicians who demand exemption for religious scholars.

Jarred Shaw once faced a possible death sentence over cannabis gummies. Now Jakarta says it is ready to send him home, but Washington has yet to ask.

The former tight end says his appearance at polls wasn’t related to promoting the political advocacy organization.

Assembly District 12’s GOP history won’t discourage Herskowitz from voting with his socialist colleagues, his campaign strategist tells the Sun.

A London stage version of the 2007 German thriller achieves something rare — it reimagines a great film as compelling theater rather than merely trading on its reputation.