The Justice Department said Thursday that Duke University's law school is still using racial preferences in admissions, three years after the Supreme Court ruled the practice illegal.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sanctions Thursday against five Cuban entities and eight individuals tied to the regime's efforts to import weapons and maintain military ties with Russia and China.
A federal judge in Washington rejected the Justice Department's bid to obtain the District of Columbia's full voter registration list on Thursday, ruling the administration has no legal authority to compel the city to turn over birthdates, ID numbers and other personal data on registered voters.
The US Department of Health and Human Services has decertified an organ procurement organization after it was revealed that some patients had begun showing signs of regaining consciousness.
A federal judge in Washington confirmed Wednesday that hundreds of thousands of Haitian nationals living in the United States have lost their Temporary Protected Status, closing out a years-long legal fight that reached the Supreme Court.
The Government Accountability Office said Thursday it could verify solid support for only 4% of the $110.3 billion in savings the Department of Government Efficiency claimed to have delivered for taxpayers before shutting down in July.
