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Biden is likely to spend his presidency fighting GOP judges, like Judge Drew Tipton, who block his policies for legally dubious reasons.

Bruce Springsteen was fined $500 on Wednesday after the rock 'n' roll legend pleaded guilty to a charge of consuming alcohol at a federally run New Jersey beach in November, and prosecutors dropped drunken driving and reckless driving charges.

The records turned over to Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance are likely to offer a revealing look into the former president's business dealings, experts say.

The extradition from Colombia of an alleged drug trafficker wanted in Texas and of interest in Florida may also provide new details about last year's failed ...

New York papers have ramped up pressure on embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo with scathing headlines calling the Democratic leader a "pig" and pointing out that "woes" are piling up after former administration aide Lindsey Boylan accused him of sexual harassment amid the ongoing nursing home scandal.

The Trump administration's policies toward the two Koreas damaged the alliance with Seoul.

Feb. 24—A Keene far-right activist was sentenced Wednesday to more than three years in federal prison after he was found guilty in September of extortion and...

The government dropped drunken driving and reckless driving charges against Bruce Springsteen on Wednesday stemming from an incident in November, admitting that the rocker's blood-alcohol level was so low that it didn't warrant the charges. Springsteen pleaded guilty to a third charge, consuming alcohol in a closed area, the Gateway

When it comes to the drunk driving case against Bruce Springsteen, it sounds like prosecutors couldn't quite prove it all night. Prosecutors dropped charges ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A Florida man traveled to Turkey and attempted to enter Syria so he could help Islamic State militants, according to an indictment by a federal grand jury. The grand jury Tuesday charged Mohamed Suliman, 33, with attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization.

In 2005, a law professor discovered the "Zone of Death," where a person could legally get away with murder. Eleven years later, you still can.

When it comes to the drunk driving case against Bruce Springsteen, it sounds like prosecutors couldn't quite prove it all night. Prosecutors during a hearing on Wednesday dropped charges of drunken driving and reckless driving against Springsteen, ABC News reports. He did, however, plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of consuming alcohol in a closed area and will pay a $540 fine. Springsteen was arrested at…

A former U.S. attorney will be the special prosecutor in the case of a St. Louis couple who waved guns at racial injustice protesters last summer

A federal indictment says a Florida man traveled to Turkey and attempted to enter Syria so he could help Islamic State militants

The Biden administration has withdrawn government support for a federal lawsuit that seeks to ban transgender athletes from participating in girls' high school sports.

Feb. 24—PELHAM — Pelham police are warning the public of a possible deadly mixture of fentanyl found in town during a narcotics investigation. The drugs in...

As more and more rioters are arrested and charged for their participation in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, some are mounting a new defense.

Former prosecutors say the records could give investigators new tools to determine whether Trump lied to lenders or tax officials.

On Tuesday, the former leaders of the Capitol police and other authorities tasked with protecting the Capitol building testified about the Jan. 6 attack, telling conflicting stories about what happened that day. One thing that clearly didn't happen was what Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) shared during his chance to question the law enforcement leaders: An account of the day published in the conservative publication…

A retired New York Police Department officer and retired U.S. Marine was deemed a danger to the community and ordered held without bail Tuesday after his arrest on charges that he attacked a police officer during the Capitol attack in early January. Thomas Webster, 54, who runs a landscaping business,