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Terroristic threats against Springfield officials and buildings intensified as GOP Senate candidate Moreno called for the deportation of legal Haitian migrants.

State supreme courts in Utah and Michigan recently issued landmark decisions limiting the legislature’s power to quash citizen initiatives.

Justice Alito’s draft opinion dropping Jan 6 charges leaked; Chief Justice Roberts swapped authorship to shield Trump.

The ODNI framework sets baseline standards for handling commercially available information but leaves significant discretion to intelligence agencies, risking inconsistency and privacy issues.

A study found no evidence linking bail reform to crime spikes during the Covid-19 pandemic, debunking a common scapegoat.

Since 2020, nearly three dozen officials have refused to certify election results, yet they remain in office and will play a role.

American women dominated the summer Olympics, winning more than half of Team USA’s medals, and setting historic records.

PARIS — NPR journalists spent over two weeks covering the Paris Summer Olympics. Here are some standout moments from the Games.

The U.S. topped the medal count at the Paris Olympics with 126 medals, including 40 gold, excelling in swimming and track.

PARIS — French swimmer Léon Marchand exhaled as the Olympic flame in Paris was extinguished, closing a historic Summer Games.

PARIS – It wasn’t great basketball. But it didn’t have to be. It was just enough. Led by A’Ja Wilson, who scored 21 points, the U.S. women…