The vice president made bail after being charged with 'grave threats' to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. She calls the case political; police also probe her own security claims.
A Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children faces an uncertain legal future after a hung jury prompted a mistrial.
Interior secretary announces excavation in next two weeks; Vietnam veterans file emergency motion to block construction.
Apollo co-founder challenges committee's authority to demand NDAs as lawmakers press ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Nearly six decades after police killed 91 anti-pass protesters, victims and families launch legal action in a wave of apartheid-era litigation.
Ninth Circuit rules states can regulate prediction markets, creating a circuit split that could reach the Supreme Court.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration illegally blacklisted Anthropic for refusing certain military AI work.
From the Supreme Court to statehouses, battles over TV ad rates, redistricting, and voting procedures carry high stakes.
John Overdeck calls his offer fair; wife Laura seeks record payout in New Jersey's priciest divorce, raising questions about quant-generated wealth.
A wave of legal and historical maneuvers reveals an administration determined to expand presidential authority—and test the limits of resistance.