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A New Mexico judge cut a $219.5 billion penalty to $25 billion, the largest ever against the owner of Facebook and Instagram. One statement jurors found deceptive: Facebook's promise of "no special protections for any group — whether on the right or the left."
In a one-line order with no explanation, the justices refused to let the Bureau of Prisons enforce its policy ending transition treatments for about 1,000 federal inmates while the lawsuit plays out.
Lander, the Democratic nominee for a safe New York City seat, joined about 80 activists on a West Bank olive harvest that Israel's military says was never cleared with authorities. He was freed once officials learned he was a candidate. The election is Nov. 3.
Elon Musk said Tuesday that independent directors at both companies have formed special committees to study what would be the biggest merger ever. SpaceX shares jumped as much as 12% Wednesday.
The New York Post's sources say DNA is "critical" to the immigration fraud case. Where it came from hasn't been made public, and Omar calls the probe political.
Russian troops seized the retired Michigan schoolteacher in Ukraine in 2022. He walked free Wednesday as Trump envoy Steve Witkoff met Putin, and unlike past deals, America handed over no one in return.
In a sworn filing opposing the Justice Department's bid to set aside ballots from more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens, Los Angeles County's election office told a federal court it has nothing to go on but the voter's word.
President Trump and Vice President Vance launched a program Tuesday that pays $10,000 to $30,000 for fraud tips that lead to criminal charges. The first $10,000 went to the journalist whose Minnesota day care video sparked a federal crackdown.
On a podcast episode released Tuesday, Rogan said schools are built for kids who can sit still, and plenty of kids aren't. Decades of data on diagnoses, birthdays and focus point the same way.
Jaime West, a Democratic county council candidate in Fayette County, Indiana, went viral for ending a TV forum with "We have guns too." Since then her drink count has climbed, and the local officials she cited have publicly disputed her.
The Justice Department has subpoenaed the office of Philadelphia's Soros-backed district attorney, a month after a federal judge said Krasner and a top deputy may have broken the law by pressuring staff to mislead the court.
The president paused a sweeping sanctions law, opened the door to Russian diesel and says Ukraine needs a new negotiator. His stated goals: cheaper fuel at home and an end to a four-year war.
The Michigan senator told a University of Chicago audience she wants prosecutions of Trump's team to send young people a "deterrence message." Two weeks earlier, she had laid out the same plan in a Washington speech, names included.
The Valkyries and Dream left the court before the national anthem at Games 1 and 2, then jogged back when it ended. Here's why it's one more crack in a league that's leaning on one star.
Seven Christians were killed in one day in Nigeria's Plateau State. The pastor whose plea Trump shared sat in the grave and wept. We found no word of it from AP, Reuters, the BBC or CNN.
CNN's chief international anchor is leaving after 43 years, weeks after new owners took over. Her farewell motto sums up what her critics have said for decades.
Leaving for Kansas, the president said he warned Macron years ago. France's own surveys show a younger, growing Muslim population concentrated in and around Paris.
The broadcaster says it was just giving context. France's own officials, and a weekend that ended in curfews, tell a different story.
The investigation reaches back to January 2021, when Jan. 6 defendants were held there. It lands days after inmates sued over mice and insects in their meals.
A week before his second White House dinner, Maher sat down with Douglas, who once golfed with Trump and recalls what his father watched right at the very end.
