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A federal judge ruled Thursday that President Donald Trump acted illegally when he fired a member of an independent labor agency, and the judge ordered that she be allowed to remain on the job. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, D.C., found Trump did not have the authority to

When it comes to the “what’s mine is yours” mentality in marriage, how far is too far? Actress Jurnee Smollett may have to ask herself that very question as she faces a new legal battle with her ex-husband, musician Josiah Bell. “The Lovecraft Country” star, who finalized her divorce from

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has reportedly given the clearest sign yet about her political future. As Democrats and supporters await Harris’ decision on whether she will run for president again in 2028 or pursue the governorship in California, the former 2024 Democratic presidential candidate indicated a timeline for an

What started out as a weekend of celebration was capped off by tragedy for a family in Forest Hills, Texas, a suburb of Ft. Worth. Ronnie Smith, also known as rapper G$ Lil Ronnie and his 5-year-old daughter were fatally shot at a car wash Monday morning, March 3; the

An arrest has been made in connection with the death of Caleb Wilson, a former 20-year-old college student at Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., who died after an alleged fraternity hazing incident. Sources confirmed to local news outlet WAFB 9 that the Baton Rouge Police Department has arrested Caleb

Outfielder Lawrence Butler agreed to a $65.5 million, seven-year contract with the Athletics, a person with direct knowledge of the negotiations said Thursday night, the latest big-money deal for a team suddenly spending as it prepares to play three seasons in a minor league ballpark. The agreement, first reported by

As their party struggles to navigate the early days of Donald Trump’s second presidency, some Democrats are convinced that their road to recovery lies in the price of eggs. Instead of leaning into Trump’s teardown of the federal government or his alliance with billionaire lieutenant Elon Musk, they’re steering to what they perceive

The U.S. labor market likely kept on churning out jobs last month, economists say, but the outlook is cloudy and getting cloudier as the Trump administration wages trade wars, purges federal employees and seeks to deport millions of immigrants. When the Labor Department releases February jobs numbers Friday, they’re expected

As it turns out, the room where it happens will not be in the John F. Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., so long as President Trump is Chairman of the board for the nation’s cultural, performing arts center—at least not for certain artists, entertainers and executives.