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Her lawsuit quickly became a high-profile test of bans in Texas and a dozen other GOP-controlled states, where abortion is prohibited at nearly all stages of pregnancy

The suit says Kentucky’s near-total prohibition against abortion violates the plaintiff’s rights to privacy and self-determination under the state constitution

The lawsuit is believed to be the first time since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision last year that a woman anywhere in the country has asked a court to approve an immediate abortion

The attacks were the country’s 42nd mass killings this year. It was unclear what, if any, relationship the man had to the victims

Dock workers at Sweden’s four largest ports have stopped the delivery of Tesla vehicles in solidarity with the 130 members of IF Metall who walked out on Oct. 27

Experts say it remains uncertain if the public’s waning support of the death penalty and its declining use will ultimately result in its abolition

The federal court decision delivered a second judicial setback in a week to Gov. Greg Abbott’s measures to reduce illegal immigration

Lawyers for the 14-year-old and her parents say the failure of other crew members to confiscate the flight attendant’s phone allowed him to destroy evidence

Francis punishes leading critic Cardinal Burke in second action against conservative American prelates

Two documentaries revisit the infamous case that shook the United States 60 years ago

The presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s anti-vaccine advocacy and inflammatory comments about everything from the Holocaust to the pandemic, have led to a rare public family breach

Flight attendants’ union say they are frustrated with negotiations over a new contract for workers who have not seen raises since 2019. American’s pilots recently won raises of more than 40%

The Republican National Committee mulling rules changes would force presidential candidates to sign a pledge saying they won’t participate in any debates sponsored by the CPD

The endorsement Sunday comes as the former president campaigns on a hard-line immigration agenda that would be far more expansive than the policies he pursued during his first term in the White House

Governor Greg Abbott wants to enact a controversial rule that would allow local authorities to deport anyone suspected of having entered the state illegally

Sheltered in a deep, cool habitat far from shore, the reefs in the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary boast a stunning amount of coral coverage

After an FAA ruling last April following the failure of the first test launch, the private space company has modified its craft and launch pad to meet authorization requirements

Of the four GM plants that went on strike, workers at only a large SUV plant in Arlington, Texas, approved the contract

The U.S. Aviation Authority has reactivated authorization for another attempt after the explosion during the first launch last April

He will start the sentence in the custody of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and he may later be transferred to the state’s adult prison system

States are undertaking a sweeping reevaluation of the 94 million people enrolled in the government’s health insurance for the neediest Americans

Bishop Strickland is a conservative who is active on social media and has been a fierce critic of the pontiff and some of his priorities

The claims show the struggle between teachers and librarians around the country who oppose book bans and conservative activists who say some books are inappropriate for young minds

The solvents produced in the factory are used to make glue and paint remover. ‘The effects of the chemical in the air are unknown,’ the Sheriff’s Office said

The court’s decision in the new case could have widespread ripple effects, including in the high-profile prosecution of Hunter Biden

On Tuesday, Uvalde voters will pick a new mayor for the first time since the May 2022 attack that killed 19 students and two teachers