Protesters agreed to dismantle their tents in exchange for the reinstatement of comrades who have been suspended.

The decision involving the federal “felon-in-possession” law adds to the ongoing “Circuit Split” over the scope of the Second Amendment.

Backlash against last year’s Pride Month marketing campaign contributed to Target’s first quarterly sales drop in six years.

The decision comes after a series of demonstrations disrupted the campus in recent weeks.

In some cases, a mere promise to consider protesters’ demands was sufficient to deescalate the situation.

The judge cited a previous ruling that found CFPB’s funding scheme unconstitutional.

A group of 28 House Democrats called for the immediate implementation of the rule proposed by the Housing Department a year ago.

Nearly a million California residents are jobless.

Russia on Friday launched a new wave of ground offensive into the Ukraine’s northeast region.

The ruling allows Mr. Cuomo to continue holding onto the $5 million in profits from his book deal.