Federal prosecutors say eight University of Michigan affiliates ran a campaign of threats, vandalism, and intimidation aimed at forcing divestment from Israel.
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones is set to testify before House Republicans as they press allegations of weak fraud checks, foreign donations, and possible misleading testimony to Congress.
A Massachusetts judge said the administration turned the H-1B fee into an unauthorized tax and skipped the rulemaking steps agencies are supposed to follow.
Sam Bankman-Fried has formally asked for a presidential pardon after his FTX conviction and 25-year sentence. He is still insisting he did nothing criminal, which is a familiar move from people who have already met the jury.
Texas is fighting over a new app store law that would require parental consent before minors download apps or make in-app purchases. The tech industry says that is censorship. Parents may call it Tuesday.
Late-counted ballots shifted the Los Angeles mayoral race, putting Nithya Raman ahead of Spencer Pratt for the second runoff slot while Mayor Karen Bass remained projected to advance.
A federal prosecutor says California is blocking a voter-roll review, while state rules still allow unusual IDs for some first-time voters and leave key questions about roll cleanup unanswered.
Late-counted ballots cut Spencer Pratt's lead in Los Angeles as Nithya Raman closed the gap and officials kept counting. The slow drip of results has again raised questions about California's election process.
A federal judge halted a Trump-era immigration freeze on asylum and benefits for nationals from 39 countries, setting up a new court fight after the White House area shooting that killed Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom.