A landmark Wisconsin election law lawsuit filed against tech billionaire Elon Musk challenges his $2 million cash reward offers connected to the state's Supreme Court election. Legal experts say this case could establish critical precedents for how campaign finance regulations apply to wealthy individuals who attempt unconventional methods of election influence beyond traditional donation channels.

Trump Executive Order aims to enforce proof of citizenship and limit mail ballots. Voting rights groups vow legal action as experts warn of voter suppression and possible election interference in 2026.

The revelation that The Atlantic's editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg was mistakenly added to a classified Signal chat has ignited unprecedented bipartisan condemnation, with lawmakers demanding immediate investigations into how highly sensitive military operations in Yemen were compromised. This security lapse involving top officials like Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth highlights growing concerns about the administration's handling of national security protocols.

Jessica Aber, the former U.S. Attorney for Virginia’s Eastern District under the Biden administration, was found dead at her home in Alexandria on Saturday. Aber, 43, was known for her leadership in prosecuting high-profile cases involving public corruption and violent crime. Authorities have launched an investigation, with the cause of death pending examination by the state medical examiner.

Free speech crackdown policies are hitting international students hard, with deportations tied to Gaza-related activism sparking national debate over academic freedom, immigration enforcement, and constitutional rights.

Trump Executive Order aims to enforce proof of citizenship and limit mail ballots. Voting rights groups vow legal action as experts warn of voter suppression and possible election interference in 2026.

Muslim Students Targeted in Connecticut School Hate Crime Investigation A physical altercation at a Connecticut middle school has resulted in...

Utah stands at a critical juncture as Governor Spencer Cox considers signing HB77, legislation that would make Utah the first state to explicitly ban Pride flags in public schools and government buildings. Beyond a simple question of decor, this bill represents a fundamental battle over visibility, identity, and what constitutes political neutrality in America's increasingly polarized landscape.

A federal court has partially sided with Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) in a FOIA lawsuit against Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). While not all of CREW's requests were granted, the court ordered expedited processing of one key request, signaling potential concerns about DOGE's activities. Learn how this legal battle, combined with Rep. Raskin's call for Privacy Act requests, is intensifying scrutiny of DOGE.