Judge: Virginia Law Requiring Couples To List Race Is Unconstitutional
The law, which mandates that couples seeking a marriage license disclose their race, violated the 14th Amendment, a federal judge ruled.
Cop Who Killed Atatiana Jefferson Arrested, Charged With Murder
Aaron Dean, 34, was booked into the Tarrant County Jail and is being held on a $200,000 bond.
Pennsylvania Family Arrested For Loitering Outside Of Their Own Home
The family from Chester Township now plans to take legal action against the police, after family members were arrested twice in two days.
Simone Biles Claims 5th All-Around Title, Secures 22nd Medal
Biles is now two medals away from beating Vitaly Scherbo's all-time record for most medals at won at a world championship.
Real Estate Agent Fired After Ad About Election Of Montgomery's 1st Black Mayor
Craig Schaid came under scrutiny after offering to help Montgomery residents sell their houses if they were unsatisfied with the election results.
Jennifer Riley Collins May Make History In Mississippi, But She’s Focused On The Future
The Army veteran and civil rights attorney is running to be Mississippi’s next attorney general, determined to empower and defend the people of her state.
Maine 9-Year-Old Called N-Word By School's Assistant Principal
The parents of the Willard Elementary School student, unsatisfied with the response so far, are demanding more action from the school.
Bernie Sanders Says He 'Misspoke' About Slowing Pace Of His Campaign
The 2020 presidential candidate, who recently suffered a heart attack, insisted that he will get back to "a very vigorous campaign."
Kansas High Schoolers Subject To Racial Slurs During Volleyball Game
Parents of the Piper High School, Kansas, volleyball players said that they were greeted with monkey noises and racial comments.
Simone Biles Smashes Another Record After Winning Her 21st Medal At Worlds
The U.S. Women's Gymnastics team also held on to its winning streak, bringing home the gold from worlds for the fifth consecutive time.
Bernie Sanders Says He Will Slow Pace Of Campaign Following Heart Attack
The 78-year-old senator acknowledged that he was "dumb" not to listen to his body or the symptoms he was having.
House Democrats Consider Concealing Whistleblower's Identity
House Democrats are considering having the whistleblower testify at a different location, and hiding the person's voice and appearance.
Judge Clears Record Of Black Man Who Overslept, Missed Jury Duty
Deandre Somerville, 21, spent 10 days in jail after being found in contempt of court but will no longer have a criminal record.
Judge Tammy Kemp Defends Decision To Hug Amber Guyger
Judge Tammy Kemp, who faced backlash after gifting Amber Guyger a bible and hugging the convicted murderer, said that she "could not refuse" the request.
Simone Biles Lands 2 More Historic Moves At Worlds, Which Will Be Named After Her
The superstar gymnast landed a double-double dismount from the balance beam, which is now called the "Biles," and also nailed a triple-double on the floor, to be known as the "Biles II."
Lindsey Graham Says He'll Out Whistleblowers If Trump Is Impeached
In a Sunday interview, Senate Judiciary Chair Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said it was "imperative that the whistleblower be interviewed in public, under oath and cross-examined."
Former Georgia Cop Not Guilty Of Manslaughter In Shooting Death Of Black Man
Zechariah Presley was found guilty of violating his oath of office in the June 2018 shooting death of Tony Green following a traffic stop.
Trump To Demand Full House Vote Before Cooperating With Impeachment Inquiry
The White House is expected to send House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a letter demanding a full House vote authorizing the impeachment inquiry.
Chicago School Staff Put Coatless Boy Outside In The Cold, Lawsuit Claims
According to the family's attorney, the fourth grade was outside in the cold for 30 minutes wearing only a polo shirt.