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A Republican lawmaker on Wednesday introduced a resolution declaring a recent Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that halted impeachment against a Lexington judge unconstitutional.

The resolution, introduced by state Rep. John...Read more

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate in Kentucky once again squared off in a debate Monday night, marking their third of the election season.

The four candidates who appeared in two previous debates ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a rare public apology for criticism she levied toward Brett Kavanaugh during a speaking appearance.

“At a recent appearance at the University of Kansas School ...Read more

BALTIMORE —Maryland lawmakers probably face this question every January at the start of the General Assembly session: What can we bring home to our constituents in April to justify those 90 days in Annapolis?

This year,...Read more

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Four people stranded on a Bering Sea ice floe for nearly two days were rescued Sunday via helicopter, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

The Coast Guard said in a Wednesday statement that it rescued a ...Read more

Sir Mick Jagger is his family's "tour guide".

The 82-year-old rocker has spent decades travelling the world with the Rolling Stones and he has always urged his eight children to be curious about their surroundings and ...Read more

Lauren Conrad failed her driving test after she was pulled over by police.

The former Laguna Beach star was stopped by a cop for "going too slow" on the roads but the officer decided against giving her a ticket when he ...Read more

Mark Wahlberg has refused to "force [his] faith" on his children.

The 54-year-old actor - who has Ella, 22, Michael, 20, Brendan, 17, and Grace, 16, with wife Rhea Durham - is a devout Catholic and while he has always "...Read more

Monday night’s EF-2 tornado had just plowed through four blocks of Ottawa, Kansas, ripping off roofs and demolishing buildings as the storm muscled its way east.

Twenty-five miles later, at the Shady Acres R.V. Park in ...Read more

DENVER — An alert from Denver’s gunshot detection system prompted police officers to swarm a Montbello woman’s 70th birthday party with guns drawn and detain Black partygoers for close to an hour — even though the ...Read more

NEW YORK — New York families sounded off at a public hearing Tuesday night over a plan to launch the city’s first public high school focused on artificial intelligence ahead of a key vote later this month.

The school,...Read more

CHICAGO — Illinoisans trying to escape domestic violence sought help in record numbers in 2025, according to a new report from the organization that runs the state’s domestic violence assistance hotline.

Almost 70,000...Read more

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Sacramento teacher who was removed from her position after allegedly allowing students to wield hammers and a crowbar to help her tear up classroom carpet last year is suing her employer for sex-...Read more

WASHINGTON — With a fragile ceasefire set to expire with Iran in a matter of days, President Donald Trump is still deciding between diplomacy and a resumption of fighting that may ultimately hinge on his definition of ...Read more

Voters in New Jersey’s 11th District will decide on their next member of Congress in Thursday’s special election to fill the seat formerly held by Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill.

Progressive organizer Analilia Mejia, ...Read more

BALTIMORE — Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming is pushing back on the city’s request to disqualify her attorneys in a lawsuit against City Hall, arguing that Baltimore officials are attempting to ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — A divided Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that state law enforcement violated the rights of a Minneapolis man convicted of murder because a warrant that obtained data from Google to identify him as ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — The National Park Service broke the law when it greenlit a mining operations in the Mojave National Preserve amid a long-running dispute with agency officials that took an abrupt turn when President Donald ...Read more

WASHINGTON — For the fourth time since the war in Iran began, Democratic U.S. Sen. John Fetterman joined nearly every Republican on Wednesday to help kill an effort to restrict the president’s attacks in the Middle ...Read more

NEW YORK — SantaCon is run by a conman who siphoned millions of dollars meant for New York charities, federal prosecutors in Manhattan charged Wednesday — describing the leader of the annual crimson plague as a grinch ...Read more