A federal burn pit law covered veterans but excluded thousands of American civilian government workers exposed to the same toxic smoke. Legislation to fix that is now moving.
A Florida judge ruled prosecutors can access Tiger Woods' hospital records tied to his March vehicle crash and DUI arrest.
Hearn, 67, faces vandalism charges tied to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. He says he was picked up after grabbing a piece of floating liner.
Trump and his family earned over $1 billion last year through cryptocurrency and other ventures. The Vatican declared the Society of St. Pius X in schism.
The U.S. Education Department has withheld its Civil Rights Data Collection for more than six months, leaving schools and advocates without key accountability records.
California has established a Bruce Lee Day, marking the first such official recognition of the martial arts icon by a U.S. state for its Chinese American community.
House Bill 301 took effect in Virginia, giving adoptees access to their original birth records after roughly 50 years of restrictions.
An explosion inside an electrical room at a Tacoma apartment complex on Sunday sent flames toward firefighters and forced evacuation of eight buildings.
A new Georgia law took effect allowing more potent marijuana products to be sold in the state, as of July 1, 2026.
A Fourth of July flyover called Freedom 250 is scheduled to pass over northern, central, and eastern Utah, according to announced plans.