Fired After 54 Minutes, This U.S. Attorney Is Suing Trump to Get His Job Back
Roger Rogoff is suing after Trump fired him hours into his job as a federal prosecutor, arguing the removal violated federal law and the Constitution.
Roger Rogoff is suing after Trump fired him hours into his job as a federal prosecutor, arguing the removal violated federal law and the Constitution.
The Supreme Court will decide if seizing an Alaska bush pilot's $95,000 plane over a six-pack of beer violates the Eighth Amendment's Excessive Fines Clause.
A Secret Service agent on VP JD Vance's detail is under investigation and possibly facing criminal charges for allegedly leaking security information.
Trump's approval rating has sunk to 36%, nearing record lows, as new polling shows Democrats leading Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
Republicans are comparing Olive Garden's Pasta Pass ID requirement to voter ID laws, sparking a viral debate over the SAVE America Act.
The Trump administration paused $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over alleged fraud, a move both governors call political.
Chinese human rights lawyer Wu Shaoping was detained by ICE in Pennsylvania while his asylum case was pending, raising fears he could be deported to China.
The White House's $3.47-per-gallon "Freedom Fuel" gas stations are already charging more, and experts say the pricing was never sustainable.
A State Department report alleges a Cuba-linked activist network has a rapid-response mobilization plan targeting military and federal sites in California.