DOJ responds to media critics following court ruling favoring federal stance on Georgia ballots.
On Wednesday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) received significant public attention after a federal court upheld its authority to seize […]
Clarence Thomas reaches milestone as the second longest-tenured justice in Supreme Court history.
In a significant milestone for the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Clarence Thomas has now become the second-longest serving justice in
Research on young Alzheimer’s patients resulted in significant advancements, following funding cuts by Trump.
Some of the most pivotal research on Alzheimer’s disease hinges on the commitment of individuals facing the daunting reality of
Congress to investigate Trump pardon recipients amid allegations of “pay-to-play” arrangements.
Senate and House Democrats have initiated an investigation into a series of pardons and commutations issued by former President Donald
NPR’s College Podcast Challenge honors a winner addressing issues of elderly care and dementia related to grandparents.
Family Confronts Dementia Through Podcasting Colby McCaskill’s Unique Approach In a touching exploration of family dynamics and the impact of
[Trump plans to reduce military presence in Germany, Spain, and Italy in response to Iran conflict positions.
As tensions rise over the ongoing conflict with Iran, President Donald Trump has articulated increasing frustration with NATO allies, particularly
Rubio Holds Meeting with Pope Leo as Tensions Rise Between Trump and the Vatican
Amid escalating tensions between the U.S. administration and the Vatican, recent high-level discussions took place between Secretary of State Marco
Former South Carolina standout Stephen Garcia diagnosed with advanced colorectal cancer
Former Gamecocks QB Faces Battle with Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer In a profound personal revelation, former South Carolina Gamecocks quarterback
Severe Storm in Mississippi Causes Injuries to 17 Individuals and Affects Over 1,000 Structures
Severe weather, including tornadoes and thunderstorms, struck Mississippi on Wednesday night, causing significant destruction to buildings and infrastructure. State officials
Court Rules FBI Can Retain 2020 Election Documents Taken from Georgia
A federal judge in Georgia has ruled that the federal government is not obligated to return election records seized by