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A former Seton Hall pitcher has filed a lawsuit claiming that hazing, including gross sexual acts, derailed his baseball career and forced him to transfer.

A Harvard graduate student reveals campus turmoil as the Trump administration moves to ban international enrollment and freeze $3 billion in funding.

A watchdog group finds that DOGE savings are likely impossible to track for the average American taxpayer, adding doubt to the ongoing debate over how effective the effort has been.

The Supreme Court put new limits on the scope of federally mandated environmental impact statements, clearing the way for a proposed rail line linking Utah and Colorado.

Elon Musk's efforts to expose government waste in Washington reveal systemic issues, sparking debate on the need for economic growth to counter inefficiency.

Alex Ovechkin's future in the NHL remains undecided after the Washington Capitals had to walk back an email Thursday that "mistakenly alluded" to next year being his final season.

EXCLUSIVE: The Department of Labor is suspending operations of Job Corps centers across the nation after revelations that the program, which costs taxpayers more than $1.7 billion per year, is no longer achieving its intended outcomes and is putting students in danger.

Changes at ICE with heads of removal operations, top investigations group depart as part of a "massive realignment" within the agency, sources say.

Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, indicated that he does not want to run for another Senate term, but he didn't rule the prospect out.

The death of a 1-month-old girl in New York City this week was not caused by bites from the family's pit bull–German shepherd mix, the city’s chief medical officer said.

Senate Republicans plan a June hearing to investigate an alleged cover-up of Joe Biden's cognitive decline involving his inner circle, the media and his family during his presidency.

Judge Contreras sides with a toy company, halting Trump's tariffs under IEEPA, as the administration considers an appeal, affecting trade and businesses.

Elite universities like Harvard deserve scrutiny for discrimination and free speech violations but the Trump administration is taking the wrong approach.

On Thursday, Julie Chrisley, 52, was seen leaving a butcher shop in Nashville, Tennessee just one day after being released from federal prison.

The Department of Justice will no longer comply with the American Bar Association's ratings process for judicial nominees, citing the organization's alleged liberal bias.

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