White House calls Alabama’s nitrogen gas execution ‘troubling’

The White House called Alabama’s use of nitrogen hypoxia to execute a prisoner Thursday night “troubling,” noting that President Biden has long

Colorado voters press Supreme Court to bar Trump from return to office

A group of Colorado voters on Friday asked the Supreme Court to bar Donald Trump from the state’s primary ballot, telling the

Texas border dispute breeds loose talk of civil war, resistance on right

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In the wake of 2022 losses, Suzan DelBene eyes a comeback for House Democrats

After the 2022 midterm elections, House Democrats were despondent. While they did keep more seats than expected, they narrowly ceded the House majority

Trump says he opposes RNC proposal to name him the party’s presumptive nominee

Donald Trump voiced his opposition to a resolution being proposed to the Republican National Committee that would name him the presumptive GOP

Charles Fried, legal scholar who bridged law and ethics, dies at 88

Charles Fried, a legal scholar and ethicist who explored questions of morality and law but also engaged in self-examination of his own

Pentagon, under scrutiny, halts work with condemned foreign militaries

The Pentagon has abruptly abandoned plans to train alongside the militaries of several countries either involved in the overthrow of democratic governments