Fired by Trump, Sally Yates Tapped to Lead Cornell’s Sexual Assault Review
Former Deputy AG Sally Yates, fired by Trump, will lead Cornell’s review of its sexual assault handling following a fraternity rape allegation.
Former Deputy AG Sally Yates, fired by Trump, will lead Cornell’s review of its sexual assault handling following a fraternity rape allegation.
Senator John Fetterman’s voting record shows a consistent 90% alignment with Democrats, despite his public maverick stance and occasional breaks on key issues, fueling speculation about his political future.
Annie Andrews, a Democratic Senate candidate in South Carolina, is under fire for a perceived shift in her stance on transgender athletes in women’s sports, with Donald Trump leading the charge against her.
Affluent Somali American youth are increasingly involved in violent gang activity in suburban Minneapolis, defying traditional gang profiles and leaving authorities searching for answers.
Letitia James’ inability to name a admired predecessor during a debate sparks sharp criticism and a viral “zinger” from her rival.
FBI Director Kash Patel confirms the arrest of a ShinyHunters co-conspirator following a breach of the FBI’s jobs portal, where sensitive agent and applicant data was allegedly stolen.
House GOP report alleges Denver and Boulder prosecutors ignored ICE detainers for migrants arrested on child abuse and assault charges, hindering federal deportation efforts.
Providers warn that the Trump administration’s Medicaid fraud crackdown is leading to reimbursement cuts that threaten essential autism therapy for Georgia’s foster children.
The Pentagon will livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Malik Hasan, the first military execution to be publicly broadcast in over 60 years.
Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed traded personal attacks and accusations on everything from Israel and Iran to personal finances in a heated Michigan Senate debate, highlighting a deeply contentious race.