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The couple had been under investigation in Putnam County, Tennessee, after selling drugs to undercover detectives.

Supt. Al Mijares will retire June 30. Ramon Miramontes, who has been filling in since August, will serve as interim superintendent.

The instructor pilot died from his injuries early on Tuesday.

The former teacher accused the district of firing her for not complying with the policy requiring teachers to call students by their preferred pronouns.

Progressive candidate Susheela Jayapal claims that ‘MAGA Republicans’ are using money, partly provided by AIPAC, to keep her out of Congress.

The bill would tax Big Tech to fund credits for media companies that retain employees. But will it proceed to the Senate floor for debate?

The 18 states argue that the EEOC overstepped its legal authority when it issued new sexual harassment guidance.

Man who claimed he had ties to a militia group was seen on security camera footage pouring gasoline onto three unmarked Supreme Court Police vehicles.

‘The legislature has explicitly tasked me with ensuring that only eligible citizens can register and vote,’ Ohio’s secretary of state said.

On May 14, three states—Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia—held primary contests for Democrats and Republicans.

The Justice Department will decide by July 7 whether it will prosecute Boeing after the company violated a 2021 settlement with the U.S. government.

Joining Kansas in the legal action are the attorneys general for Alaska, Utah, and Wyoming.

Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District could be an Electoral College maverick by giving its vote to Democrats for the third time in history in November.

By passing the bill on May 14, the House avoids the expiration of FAA programs and the furloughing of more than 3,000 employees.

The number almost doubled that recorded in 2020.

An Irvine man posed as a collector to borrow the expensive instruments, then sold them to an LA dealer, prosecutors say.