Two former athletes took opposing sides before a Senate committee weighing one of two New Hampshire bills that would limit transgender students' participation in school sports.
Ishani Kapalli · January 30, 2024
With Ron DeSantis out of the race, Nikki Haley is the last major rival to Donald Trump, and she is counting on New Hampshire voters to deliver a stronger showing than Iowa did.
Ishani Kapalli · January 22, 2024
Republican Sen. John Kavanagh of Fountain Hills wants blocking a major roadway for more than 15 minutes after a warning to leave to become a Class 6 felony.
Juan Gonzalez · December 27, 2023
All nine justices agreed to a new code that mostly codifies existing practice and leaves compliance to the justices themselves.
Aever Bundji · November 13, 2023
Democrat Daniel McCaffery defeated Republican Carolyn Carluccio in a race that saw record spending and heavy attack advertising, expanding his party's majority on the state's high court.
Aever Bundji · November 8, 2023
The federal government has released its initial list of ten medications whose prices Medicare will negotiate with drugmakers, a process that is expected to yield lower prices starting in 2026.
Amy Swan · August 29, 2023
As federal pandemic relief that has helped balance Houston's books nears its end, a top aide to Mayor Sylvester Turner says a roughly $450 million reserve gives the next mayor time to address a structural revenue problem.
Kendra Konchanuk · August 21, 2023
Special counsel Jack Smith's team has asked a federal judge in Washington to start Donald Trump's trial on Jan. 2, a date that falls just ahead of the first votes in the 2024 Republican primary.
Amy Swan · August 10, 2023
A superseding indictment unsealed Thursday adds obstruction and national defense information counts against the former president in the Florida classified documents case and names a new defendant.
Ishani Kapalli · July 27, 2023
Donald Trump has been convicted in New York and faces charges in two other criminal cases, while a fourth was dismissed and is on appeal, and civil rulings have ordered him to pay more than $430 million.
Juan Gonzalez · July 20, 2023
The annual National Defense Authorization Act, long a bipartisan measure, narrowly cleared the Republican-led House after conservatives attached provisions on diversity programs, transgender care and abortion travel.
Juan Gonzalez · July 15, 2023
More than 100 air force reservists signed a letter vowing not to report for service if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government passes any part of its judicial overhaul.
Amy Swan · June 28, 2023
Mark Pomerantz, who once helped lead Manhattan's investigation of Donald Trump, invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly during a closed-door deposition, according to a Republican committee member.
Ken Adams · May 12, 2023
Superintendents in several Northwest Indiana districts plan to continue discussions with teachers on topics the state no longer requires them to cover, even as union leaders call the change an attack on collective bargaining.
Ken Adams · May 12, 2023
The Senate Republican leader returned to work on April 17 after a fall that left him with a concussion and a fractured rib, rejoining a chamber strained by multiple absences.
Ishani Kapalli · April 17, 2023
On the weekend of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, President Biden became the first sitting president to deliver a Sunday morning sermon at King's Atlanta church, urging Americans to choose democracy over autocracy.
Jacob Leary · January 15, 2023
Brazil's president-elect named the veteran rainforest advocate to head a renamed Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, signaling a tougher stance on illegal deforestation.
Amy Swan · December 29, 2022
Transcripts released Dec. 22, 2022 show former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson describing how Trump allies offered jobs and money and how her first lawyer urged short answers as she dealt with the House Jan. 6 committee.
Ishani Kapalli · December 22, 2022
Hundreds of Department of Public Health employees have applied for permission to hold second jobs since the city began examining the practice following the resignation of a jail health director from her outside post.
Mei Ling · December 1, 2022
A day after Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer and James Clyburn signaled they would leave the top ranks, Clark is set to announce a run for Democratic whip.
Ishani Kapalli · November 18, 2022
Rep. Karen Bass widened her advantage over developer Rick Caruso to 52.55% to 47.45% in the latest county vote update, one week after election day.
Amy Swan · November 15, 2022
With incumbent Adam Cornell not seeking a second term, Democrat Jason Cummings and Republican Brett Rogers are competing in an open race with sharply different pitches on crime and public safety.
Jennifer Paige · October 18, 2022
About 40 people questioned U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider on the newly signed Inflation Reduction Act, corporate taxes and the fallout from the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.
Ken Adams · August 19, 2022
Leanna Louie, a street-patrol organizer who protested former District Attorney Chesa Boudin, is running in District 4, where her combative style and residency questions are drawing scrutiny.
Mei Ling · July 28, 2022
