President Donald Trump is being sued again, this time for not submitting a proper federal financial disclosure form that entails his personal indebtedness and loans.
Two bills in the state legislature could ease the sticker shock related to car tab fees. New bill could give Washington drivers some alleviation on their car-tabs, since a lot of drivers have been hit with sticker stun in the previous couple of weeks, as they got another take a gander at higher car-tab fees.
Court documents say Ashlee Hutt and Leroy McIver were found living with their three children in a home filled with rat droppings, and injecting them with heroin.
Hundreds of thousands of women joined the protest against President Donald Trump on Saturday, flooding the streets of Washington, New York and Los Angeles, among others.
Three-times NFL champion Washington Redskins filed petition to ask the US Supreme Court to evaluate its brand name case. The controversy surrounding the name arose in 2014.
Jurors in a federal fraud trial failed to reach a verdict on the key charges against the accused state auditor, clearing him of lying to the IRS on the one count where they could agree.
Tech Giant, Microsoft Corp. has started a legal battle against the US Justice Department regarding the latter's requests in data access. The company argued that the government is violating more than 1 Constitutional right with its demand.
A Seattle jury convicted Michele Anderson on six counts of first-degree aggravated murder for the shooting deaths of her parents, her brother and sister-in-law her, her 5-year-old niece and her 3-year-old nephew.
A conservative group Citizens United filed a new Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking access to Chelsea Clinton correspondence with top aides to her mother, Hillary Clinton, while she served as secretary of the state.
From the suburbs of Los Angeles to the outskirts of Washington, D.C., mosques around the United States are warily stepping up security in the face of growing fears about reprisals on American Muslims.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday secured the 34th Senate vote needed to sustain a veto of any congressional resolution disapproving a nuclear deal with Iran, ensuring the accord will not fail in the U.S. Congress.
The U.S. Transportation Department is investigating possible price gouging by the five biggest U.S. airlines while train service was disabled between New York and Washington following a deadly Amtrak crash in May, it said on Friday.
Four passengers on the Amtrak commuter train that derailed in Philadelphia last week filed a federal lawsuit on Monday against the U.S. rail service, as operations resumed on the heavily traveled Northeast Corridor.
The United States and France sought on Saturday to play down any disagreements over nuclear talks with Iran, saying they both agreed the accord now under discussion needed to be strengthened.
A driver whose vehicle was struck by a Southern California commuter train, triggering a wreck in which 50 people were hurt, will not be charged at this time in connection with the derailment, Ventura County prosecutors said on Thursday.
U.S. President Barack Obama warned lawmakers on Friday not to trigger new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program, saying such a move would upset diplomatic talks and increase the likelihood of a military conflict with Tehran.
