Despite evidence suggesting automated vehicles could save lives, D.C. lawmakers voted down their deployment amid concerns ...

David Brouillette’s fatal shooting of a Colombian migrant raises more questions about a rapidly expanding agency’s vetting ...

Everyone wants to be a podcaster. Politicians are no different.

Some advocates of interest rate caps argue that this isn't a bad outcome. They insist that the poor borrow themselves into ...

A.] From Ellis v. Wallace, decided today by Chief Magistrate Judge Scott Varholak (D. Colo.): On January 29, 2025, ...

Peanut became a symbol of when government policy is controlled by a busybody spirit. His owner's detention offers a different ...

Taylor Frazier McCollum became the face of opposition, but county officials were responding to data center concerns before ...

Immigrants facing poorly vetted agents and a lack of due process are choosing to leave the country on their own terms.

The synagogue says the 100-yard buffer zone keeps congregants from carrying firearms to worship on the Sabbath amid ...

In which the Second Circuit overrules precedent and holds that if your prosecution comes to an end in the form of an "adjournment in contemplation of dismissal," you can indeed pursue ...

A person making $65,000 a year should be able to buy a house that costs between $200,000 and $300,000, and the average price ...

If we consider Justice Hiland's remarks to the law school, we can piece together a rough timeline of how this nomination zigged and zagged. First, here is Judge Rudofsky's summary of the process: In ...