U.S. Court of Appeals in Denver reinstates employment lawsuit filed on behalf of Kansas National Guard soldier fired from ...

GOAL breaks down all the confirmed qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, plus the teams who could soon be on their way. The 2026 ...

About 15,000 adult immigrants in Minnesota lost access to their state-funded health care on Jan. 1. In 2023, the Minnesota Legislature — which then had a Democratic-Farmer-Labor trifecta — passed a ...

The latest developments will add to the duration of an already long saga that saw the judge lose her position on the ...

In January, a new law will ban federal agents from covering their faces, putting local and state police at odds with masked ...

In January, the state of California and its largest county will ban law enforcement officers from covering their faces, with ...

Ohio State officially has a Cotton Bowl opponent, as Miami defeated Texas A&M 10-3 on Dec. 20 to advance to the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. The Buckeyes and Hurricanes will play at 7:30 ...

Discover the meaning and types of legal immunity, including witness, sovereign, and diplomatic immunity, and learn about associated risks and special considerations.

Fans of Survivor can soon join in on strategic gameplay from their very own cities. During its 11th season in 2005, Survivor, the Emmy-winning reality competition series, introduced a fundamentally ...

Survivor is marking a major milestone with a nationwide fan event tied to its upcoming 50th season. CBS has announced the “Survivor 50 Challenge,” a scavenger hunt that will place one official ...

Dalton Ross is a writer and editor with over 25 years experience covering TV and the entertainment industry. Survivor is kind of his thing.

A U.S. appellate determined there's no need for a jury trial in an excessive force lawsuit brought against an Escambia deputy. Not all agree.