A federal judge ruled Friday that the Pentagon cannot require journalists to get government approval before reporting on the U.S. military — delivering a significant First Amendment victory in a case that press freedom advocates had been watching closely since the...

It didn't make headlines. There was no press conference. The Trump administration's Justice Department simply filed paperwork to dismiss a lawsuit — one that had been protecting Alabama voters from an illegal purge program — and moved on. That was one of seven voting...

The security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport stretched outside the building Monday morning. The wait times computer went down — it wasn't designed to track queues that long. The official guidance from the airport: allow four hours or more to...

The Trump administration has made no secret of its hostility toward journalists who cover its immigration crackdown. Now, one of those journalists is sitting in a federal detention facility — not because she broke the law, but, her attorneys argue, because she did her...

Something was missing from the White House grounds last week. By Monday morning, it wasn't. A 13-foot marble statue of Christopher Columbus — a replica of one that protesters wrenched from its pedestal and threw into Baltimore's Inner Harbor in 2020 — now stands...