The National Academies of Science, which received $200 million from federal agencies in 2024, refuses to remove a chapter about climate from a science manual provided to thousands of judges. Critics argue it is one-sided and biasing judges in climate lawsuits. A new study details the left-wing funding, and possible self-interest that the academies are promoting.
Lower courts confused how to interpret vulgarity exception to students' First Amendment rights, SCOTUS petition says. Legal threat expunges pro-ICE student's record at school that allowed crude anti-ICE posters, walkout.
The Trump administration’s approach to and welcoming of faith stands in stark contrast to previous Democratic administrations. Last year, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., asserted that the FBI’s Richmond Field Office went so far as to issue a memorandum suggesting that certain traditionalist Catholics might be security risks or domestic terrorists, and proposed infiltrating Catholic parishes.
Assembly Bill 461 would have matched a temporary federal income tax exemption on overtime that would apply to the extra pay received for working overtime up to $12,500 per year for an individual or $25,000 per year for joint filers.
State Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced County, announced a plan in recent weeks to keep California taxpayers' money from supporting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the state.
The Georgia General Assembly seemed ready to pass one bill that would change the state's elections but in the end, lawmakers said "sine die" early Friday morning without reaching an agreement.
Uthmeier says the state may take enforcement action against the NFL if it continues to use the Rooney Rule, which encourages teams to interview minority and female candidates for coaching positions.
During Holy Week, Trump hosted multiple White House events for national faith leaders, including prayer services in the Oval Office, an Easter lunch and worship gatherings with pastors such as Franklin Graham.
ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with actress Holly Robinson Peete and Dr. Michele Kong on their work with the autism community through their organizations KultureCity and HollyRod Foundation.