Trump spent years complaining banks canceled him over politics, but Capital One just dropped the real reason in court.
For over 50 years, Americans could take polluters to court when federal regulators sat on their hands. That era might be getting a hard reset.
Washington is moving at full speed today, switching between nominee cleanup duty and sudden diplomatic plot twists.
Losing food benefits in this economy is certainly one way to handle inflation.
Trump rolled out a brand new plan to disarm Hamas, but Israel isn't buying it while bombs are still dropping.
Right before his confirmation hearing, Todd Blanche decided that handing out giant stacks of taxpayer cash to political buddies might not be the best look.
Just when global supply chains thought they could catch a breath, another key shipping bottleneck gets thrown into chaos.
The federal government just caught a California medical school using hardship essays as a back door to boost minority admissions.
A guy rolled up to a federal courthouse in lower Manhattan with a cart full of fireworks, axes, and a toy rifle, trying to start a revolution on a Monday morning.
Decades on the run ended because he wanted to look at real estate. Now El Mayo is spending the rest of his days in a US prison.
A federal judge just slammed the brakes on one media titan eating another before they turn multiplexes into a complete monopoly.
Just when everyone thought rerouting oil tankers around conflict zones was working out, another ocean choke point gets locked down.