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The tech giant didn’t say how it would respond to potential requests from law enforcement but said it would “oppose demands that are overly broad or otherwise legally objectionable.”

Confusion is spreading across states regarding abortion laws, following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. In Oklahoma, Planned Parenthood, among other providers, filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s abortion ban. In New Jersey, the governor signed two bills to protect providers and out of state residents seeking an abortion. Meanwhile, President Biden met with nine Democratic governors to discuss how their states will keep abortion accessible.

The L.A. schools have been affiliated with the venerable "Conference of Champions" for a century, but the lure of big football revenue drew the Trojans and the Bruins to the Midwest.

“MDC Brooklyn is being run like a gulag,” his lawyer Jennifer Bonjean said. BOP insists it's committed to "the safety and security of all inmates."

The 19-year-old suspect has been charged with first-degree murder, and prosecutors haven't ruled out adding a hate crime charge.

He had urged his daughter not to leave home in Honduras. She said she'd be safe and was one of 53 migrants who lost their lives, abandoned in a sweltering truck.

Ferguson, 26, died on June 21. The manner of his death was determined to be an accident, according to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Maryland.

Large trucks and snow plows, meant to be street barriers, were moved downtown overnight as the city braces for protests in the wake of Jayland Walker's death.

The union found that 178 officers have been shot in the line of duty in 2022, compared to 150 through the same time period of 2021, marking an 18.66% spike.

Legal experts say an acquittal in Russian criminal court is "very unlikely," and that Griner's best bet at becoming free would be through diplomatic negotiations.