Ryan Luetkemeyer

The court said law-abiding residents who have deep community ties have stronger constitutional protections than those who are detained at the border.

A convenience store claims the Federal Reserve allows banks to collect fees based on broad infrastructure costs explicitly barred by Congress.

Video footage contradicted initial claims by the agent and Homeland Security that he was attacked with a shovel and broom before firing shots.

The resort claims the park has left it with an impossible choice, either apply for a permit and deal with the consequences, or continue to operate and subject itself to potential enforcement.

The third suit against Minnesota marks a mounting legal headache for the state as it prepares to defend its recently enacted, first-of-its-kind law in court.

Minnesota claims its policy exists to keep drugs out of state correctional facilities after it saw an increase in the smuggling of synthetic drugs in books.

Because Minnesota has no state-level death penalty, all eyes were on federal prosecutors to see if they would pursue capital punishment for Vance Boelter.

Despite a lower court ruling blocking South Dakota's law, Eighth Circuit judges appeared ready to side with the state's ability to set the early ballot deadline.

Shooting victims and family members of the slain lawmakers watched through teary eyes as Boelter admitted to the killings.

Prosecutors say the defendants carried out direct, illegal actions against federal agents, including setting up blockades to obstruct law enforcement.