Federal government pledges $60 million toward reconstruction of collapsed Baltimore bridge
The money is a down payment on what will likely be an expensive and lengthy project.
A day after his dream of moving an NHL and NBA franchise to Virginia imploded, GOP Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed several Democratic priorities.
The money is a down payment on what will likely be an expensive and lengthy project.
Russia had never before tried to block the work of the panel of experts, which had been renewed annually by the U.N. Security Council for 14 years.
The case differs from one in Alabama in which the Supreme Court ruled last year that Republican lawmakers diluted Black voters’ political power under the landmark Voting Rights Act by drawing just one district with a majority Black population.
The Fourth Circuit's ruling may result in the gerrymandered maps being used during the November elections.
The former president claims the conduct detailed in the indictment against him was protected speech. State prosecutors say it furthered a criminal conspiracy.
The White House has required federal agencies to provide incarcerated people with information on voter eligibility and to help them register to vote, but lawmakers say the government could be doing even more.
A federal judge in Los Angeles didn't rule from the bench on Biden's bid to dismiss the case, but his comments didn't indicate he was persuaded to do so.
Macron opposes any agreement so long as South American producers fail to adhere to the same environmental and health standards as Europeans.
The former attorney for Donald Trump "breached his ethical obligations by presenting falsehoods to bolster his legal arguments," a State Bar judge wrote.
China is the dominant player in batteries for electric vehicles and has a rapidly expanding auto industry that could challenge the world’s established carmakers as it goes global.