Ruling the governor and Detroit’s emergency manager violated the state constitution, an Ingham County Circuit judge ordered Friday that Detroit’s federal bankruptcy filing be withdrawn.
Amid revelations that the National Security Agency and others have monitored Americans’ cell phone calls, a state court has affirmed the privacy rights of cell phone users.
The Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are no longer planning to defend traditional marriage at the federal level.
People who fire guns at drones are endangering the public and property and could be prosecuted or fined, the Federal Aviation Administration warned Friday.
When Liz Cheney announced this week that she would challenge Wyoming Sen. Mike Enzi in a Republican primary next year, the national party coalesced swiftly and unequivocally behind Enzi.
The desire, and growing power, of a global progressive elite to pierce the shield of American sovereignty and influence the outcomes of the country’s domestic debates was on full display during Zimmerman’s legal proceedings.
Many neighborhoods in Los Angeles are neither majority black nor whites, but mostly Hispanic, Asian, Middle Eastern, with both blacks and whites are becoming less and less visible.
With almost no public notice, President Obama has issued an imperial decree executive order requiring universal HIV testing.
The IRS scandal was connected this week not just to the Washington office—that had been established—but to the White House’s office of the chief counsel.
He is standing with a bright red bead from a sniper’s laser trained directly in the middle of his forehead, his nose bloodied and his blood-stained hand raised in apparent surrender. Around him are the shredded shrouds of the boat in which he made his last stand.