Megan Butler

The incidents caught on video included spraying toddlers in the face with cleaning fluid and encouraging them to fight one another.

Escambia County School Board members argue that the removal of hundreds of books from school libraries was a legislative decision, not an administrative one.

The president's plan to give every child $1,000 is being bolstered by Republican candidates vying for Georgia's top seats.

The Pew Research Center gives an early look on where voters' minds are going into the November election that could dismantle Republicans' control of Congress.

The 16-year-old's attorneys argue adolescents cannot be sentenced without parole, but the severity of his crime leaves the victims' families fearful.

Colt Gray's attorney argued Supreme Court precedent prevents juveniles from being sentenced to life without parole, even in homicide cases, due to their developing brains.

A judge found the Georgia father repeatedly failed his teenage son, including by providing the assault rifle and ammunition used to kill four people and wound nine others.

In 2018, U.S. lawmakers inadvertently created an opening for a new kind of cannabis business. Now, some critics say it's gone too far.

The judges considered whether Florida is infringing on the federal government's domain over immigration enforcement.

A federal appeals court found there were sufficient reasons for Latona Lambert to suspect children were abused by teachers at Robins Air Force Base.