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Judiciary
January 18, 2020
How Trump's impeachment differs from a criminal trial
Yes, it's a trial — but the Senate's impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump won't resemble anything Americans ...
January 18, 2020
Virginia's highest court upholds weapons ban at gun rally
Virginia's highest court on Friday upheld a ban on firearms at an upcoming pro-gun rally in the state's capital, an event ...
January 17, 2020
Justices to consider faithless electors, ahead of 2020 vote
The Supreme Court said Friday it will decide ahead of the 2020 election whether presidential electors are bound to support ...
January 17, 2020
Court to look anew at health care law birth control rules
The Supreme Court will consider allowing the Trump administration to enforce rules that allow more employers to deny ...
January 17, 2020
Chinese president heads to Myanmar for crucial state visit
China's President Xi Jinping was given a lavish welcome to Myanmar as he arrived Friday for a state visit meant to deepen ...
January 17, 2020
Organizers appeal ban on arms at upcoming Virginia gun rally
A gun-rights group has filed an emergency appeal of a judge's ruling upholding the Virginia governor's ban on firearms at a ...
January 17, 2020
Trump's trial begins at the start of an election year
The U.S. Senate opened the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump with quiet ceremony Thursday — senators standing at ...
January 17, 2020
Trump's trial begins, senators vowing 'impartial justice'
The U.S. Senate opened the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump with quiet ceremony Thursday — senators standing at ...
January 17, 2020
Judge threatens to force PG&E to hire more tree trimmers
A federal judge on Thursday threatened to force Pacific Gas & Electric to hire more tree trimmers to reduce the chances of ...
January 17, 2020
Judge halts California labor law as it relates to truckers
A federal judge on Thursday indefinitely blocked a new California labor law from applying to more than 70,000 independent ...
January 17, 2020
Reporters getting 1st taste of impeachment restrictions
The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump has barely started and already journalists are getting a glimpse of how hard ...
January 17, 2020
Trump boosts school prayer, faith groups as he rallies base
In a bid to solidify his evangelical base, President Donald Trump on Thursday vowed to protect prayer in public schools and ...
January 17, 2020
Ex-Los Angeles sheriff to report to prison for corruption
Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca was ordered Thursday to report to prison by Feb. 5 to begin serving a three-year ...
January 16, 2020
Weinstein's lawyers want trial moved, calling it a 'circus'
Harvey Weinstein’s lawyers went to court Thursday with a last-minute demand to halt jury selection and move his rape trial ...
January 16, 2020
John Roberts likely to play modest role in impeachment trial
Chief Justice John Roberts is likely to play a modest role when he presides over the Senate impeachment trial of President ...
January 16, 2020
AP Top Stories January 16 A
Here's the latest for Thursday, January 16: Articles of impeachment go to the Senate; Ukrainian police open investigation ...
January 16, 2020
Judge postpones sentencing hearing for ex-Trump aide Flynn
A federal judge on Thursday postponed the sentencing of former Trump administration national security adviser Michael Flynn, ...
January 16, 2020
Kansas abortion measure's fate may rest on when vote is set
The fate of a proposed anti-abortion amendment to the Kansas Constitution could depend more on when it would appear on the ...
January 16, 2020
Who are the House's 7 impeachment prosecutors?
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has chosen seven lawmakers to prosecute the House's case that President Donald Trump abused his ...
January 16, 2020
10 Things to Know for Today
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. STRIKING VISUALS ...
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