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The Supreme Court upheld a ruling Monday giving the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) the permission to mandate masks on planes during Public Health Emergencies.

Sunak stated that the police's responsibility is to fight "actual crime in people’s neighborhoods, and not policing bad jokes on Twitter.”

If adopted, new rule would all new medium and heavy-duty vehicles to be zero-emission by 2040.

Seven years ago, the former New York City Schools Chancellor said the city’s decision to lift a ban on cell phones in schools was “common sense.”

House Republicans introduced the Prioritizing National Security in Export Controls Act of 2022, which would shift export control management from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to the Defense Technology and Security Administration (DTSA).

After a biological male entered the girls' locker room while they were changing, female student Blake Allen said the trans-identifying peer was "literally a dude" and was subsequently suspended and told to attend a "restorative" meeting with school staff.

An energy company in Germany is demolishing a wind farm to allow for a coal mine to boost the country's energy supply, enraging climate activists.

A Washington state judge on Wednesday fined Facebook parent company Meta nearly $25 million for repeatedly and intentionally violating campaign finance disclosure law, in what is believed to be the largest campaign finance penalty in U.S. history.

The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) is filing a lawsuit against The Department of Justice (DOJ) over the executive order "Promoting Access to Voting."

On March 3, 2021, Barbara Orandello received her second Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, the next day she had a severe headache, nausea, vomiting, and ultimately required neurosurgical evacuation of a large blood clot from her brain.