It only took enough public pressure for the university to realize that 'we handled it internally' wasn't going to cut it anymore.
Federal judges in Minnesota are in hot water with the Justice Department after getting a bit too chatty about the state of democracy.
Apparently, the culture war is over and the Pentagon won, at least according to the guy currently running the show.
The bar for handling trauma is apparently on the floor, and local law enforcement is tripping over it.
The hedge fund billionaire is dropping a casual $3 billion to bring Carnegie Mellon to the sunshine state.
After two decades of federal supervision, a judge finally cut the cord. The longest-running police oversight in U.S. history is officially over.
Because one nuclear reactor is clearly for cowards, this startup is aiming for a record-breaking fleet in the desert.
Turns out, systemic cover-ups have a very specific price tag in Manhattan these days.
Because nothing says 'we've got this' like tech giants and the White House deciding that self-policing is the best way to handle potentially world-ending software.
The highest court in the land just pressed pause on a lower court ruling, meaning the administration’s controversial deportation policy stays in play for now.
The country is officially split on whether the press is actually free, and the trend lines are moving in wild directions.
We keep hearing about the US Navy's mental health crisis, and now another tragic story has surfaced.