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Responding to the strain that the DOJ's "zero tolerance" policy has put on courts, California will adopt mass hearings for illegal border crossing, a practice that critics call assembly-line justice.
President Trump has every confidence that, on Monday night, the nation's attention will be right where he wants it when he reveals his choice to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated by retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy.
The Trump administration says it's freezing payments that protect insurers with sicker patients from financial losses.
China on Friday accused the United States of starting "the biggest trade war in economic history" as the two sides imposed steep new tariffs on tens of billions of dollars of each other's exports.
Some immigrant U.S. Army reservists and recruits who enlisted in the military with a promised path to citizenship are being abruptly discharged.
Viktor Vekselberg wields an estimated $13 billion fortune that supports Silicon Valley startups and programs at Fort Ross in Sonoma County. Now, all Vekselberg assets in the U.S. are frozen and U.S. companies forbidden from doing business with him and his entities.
A federal judge in Sacramento Thursday refused to block two state laws that the Trump administration claimed obstructed federal immigration enforcement.
U.S. Environment Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has resigned after a tenure marked with a long list of ethics scandals.
From the beginning, there was concern the legal market would be undercut by the massive black market that has existed for decades. And that's what's happening.
Key California lawmakers said Thursday they've reached an agreement on legislation to enshrine net neutrality provisions in state law.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar now estimates that under 3,000 kids who may have been separated from their parents are in government custody -- a figure far higher than his department released just nine days ago.
A British couple were sickened by an unknown substance in a town near where a former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned.
Many California pot dispensaries say their profits are going up in smoke. Shelves are sitting empty ever since a new labeling law took effect July 1.
California safety inspectors have fined a state agency for failing to keep its groundskeepers safe while cleaning needles, feces and other trash from the park at the State Capitol in Sacramento.
The Trump administration on Tuesday rescinded a set of Obama-era policies that promoted using race to achieve diversity in schools, teeing up new battle lines over admissions standards.
