Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin is due to make his first in-person court appearance on Thursday — as the late conservative podcaster’s grieving widow Erika clapped back at conspiracy theories ...

Once a niche pastime, pickleball is now drawing full courts, new clubs, and a growing community in Manila. Here’s what’s fueling the sport’s rapid rise — and why more Filipinos are picking up a paddle ...

Canady will become the director of the UF Hamilton School for Classical and Civic Education with a $500,000 salary. His departure allows Governor Ron DeSantis to appoint a sixth justice to the ...

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The president suggested earlier in the day that he would withhold food stamp payments despite a court order mandating the administration pay partial benefits. By Tony Romm Reporting from Washington ...

A federal judge in Rhode Island followed up his Friday oral ruling with a written order Saturday requiring President Donald Trump’s Agriculture Department to make full food stamp payments no later ...

President Donald Trump has said he feels an “obligation” to watch in person as the US Supreme Court weighs his powers to impose tariffs on much of the world. If Trump does, he will make history as the ...

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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said he might attend the Supreme Court arguments over his tariff blitz because of what he called the case’s importance in defending American jobs and discouraging ...

US Attorney General Pam Bondi speaks during a meeting with President Donald Trump and members of his Cabinet in the Cabinet Room at the White House in Washington, D.C. on March 24, 2025. Sipa USA Sipa ...

In 2018, the state warned that nearly half of Oklahoma's court reporters were eligible to retire, raising the risk of backlogs in criminal, juvenile and civil cases. Since then, education partners ...