Advocates for overseas Americans, including armed service members, are sounding the alarm over lawsuits that target absentee ballots
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Election Day restrictions in Georgia raise red flags
Experts say new state law adds unnecessary roadblocks for voters.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleads not guilty to federal bribery, fraud charges
New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty in a Manhattan federal court Friday to federal charges related to an alleged conspiracy with Turkish nationals that landed him lavish gifts in exchange for beneficial treatment.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams charged with fraud, accepting $10 million in improper campaign contributions
After months of investigating, Eric Adams became the first sitting New York City mayor to be criminally charged.
Gun control groups hail Supreme Court decision upholding gun ban for domestic abusers
Gun control advocates breathed a sigh of relief after the Supreme Court upheld a federal ban on people under domestic violence restraining orders from owning guns
Louisiana public schools to display Ten Commandments in classrooms after controversial law passes
Louisiana’s leaders passed a controversial law that mandates the Ten Commandments to be displayed in schools.
Francis Scott Key Bridge wreckage demolished in controlled explosion after delays
Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge wreckage was demolished in a controlled explosion on after being delayed due to lightning near the site.
Teen firefighters step up to the flames as Texas wildfires spread throughout panhandle
Junior firefighters in Pampa, Texas, have assisted adult members.
What to know about Maine’s gun laws after Lewiston mass shooting
Maine’s gun laws have many provisions to prevent firearms from getting into the wrong hands.
Pennsylvania mummy known as ‘Stoneman Willie’ identified after 128 years of mystery
A mummified corpse that has been a staple of a city, is finally getting his proper last rites.
Trump indictments in DC, Georgia see overlapping charges, complications: Experts
Legal experts say the multiple criminal indictments against the former president have created an unprecedented situation.
How investigators say they connected the dots that led to Gilgo Beach murder arrest
Discarded pizza, cellphones and dogged detective work were key in identifying and arresting the suspsect, prosecutors say.
Highland Park gathers to remember parade shooting victims, push for change
The Highland Park community gathered for a somber memorial one year after a gunman killed seven and wounded dozens of others.
Suspect arrested after FBI uncovers alleged mass shooting plot
Investigators allege a 19-year-old professed neo-Nazi ideologies online and stockpiled weapons .
Feds charge climate protesters for allegedly defacing Edgar Degas exhibit at National Gallery of Art
Two members of a climate activist group were charged by federal prosecutors over their alleged role in a protest.
Unlocked, unloaded, on display: Art exhibit examines gun violence with disabled weapons
An artist and teacher has spent years making art out of weapons to express the horrors of gun violence.
Astronomers make rare discovery of star eating up planet
A Jupiter-sized planet was the main course for a dying star’s meal.
3 states pass major gun control reform packages
Legislators in Washington, Colorado and Maryland pushed for gun law changes.
What we know about Kentucky’s gun laws after Louisville shooting
Kentucky is one of 26 states that allow for permitless carry of firearms for eligible adults.
Justin Jones vote: Nashville Metro Council votes to reinstate expelled lawmaker
One of the “Tennessee Three” state lawmakers was back at the Capitol after the city council unanimously nominated him back.