Austin plans to pay $35 million to men wrongly accused in the yogurt shop murders, a settlement that would be the largest payout in city history.

DOJ weighing a potential settlement in Trump's $10 billion IRS lawsuit over an alleged leak of his tax information.

As Makary steps down, pro-lifers await action from President Trump’s FDA on abortion pills, signaling a pivotal moment in the battle over abortion access.

An evidence-driven examination reveals how U.S. test scores have declined across generations and what that could mean for students and policy.

South Carolina's Supreme Court unanimously overturns Alex Murdaugh’s double murder conviction, signaling a dramatic turn in the high-profile case.

According to the CBO, Trump’s $1.2 trillion national missile defense network could redefine U.S. security spending and strategic priorities for decades to come.

Vice President JD Vance's anti-fraud task force has paused $1.4 billion in federal payments to home health and hospice providers accused of fraudulent billing, signaling intensified enforcement to protect taxpayers and curb Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

Everytown contends the ATF is being influenced by the gun industry as new proposed rule changes move forward.

This piece clarifies that ChatGPT isn’t refusing Genesis 2, explaining how it processes religious texts and why some prompts may yield varying responses.

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