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Texas law prohibits public colleges and universities from establishing or maintaining a diversity, equity, and inclusion office.

The demonstrators blocked the entrance to the physical sciences building in an apparent takeover attempt.

Mr. Menendez, who has been in political office since 1974, is facing 16 charges including conspiracy and bribery.

The Chinese regime has improved influence operation tools such as TikTok, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies to use against targets.

As the Affordable Connectivity Program has run out of money, court cases are calling for an end to its funding sources.

Loay Abdel Fattah Alnaji is accused of engaging in a physical confrontation that led to the death of Paul Kessler.

Transportation committee Republicans question Biden request to guarantee federal government pay all costs in rebuilding the span without knowing the price tag.

The LA philanthropist was convicted in the 2020 deaths of two boys who were hit by the car she was driving.

Non-black voters fought the redistricting plan which added an extra black-majority district, saying it was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

In an office in Phoenix, dozens of young conservatives are enacting a strategy they say they learned from ‘defectors from the left.’

Five election integrity bills, in all, now head to the House floor.

The bill is opposed by Washington officials and the White House, who say it encroaches on the district’s autonomy.

In January, a panel of nine jurors ordered President Trump to pay Ms. Carroll $83 million in damages.

Amid increasing scrutiny of business practices in the entertainment industry, Breakdown Services and Casting Networks face lawsuits.

The former president has held a string of similar meetings with other current and former world leaders.