Courthouse News Service

Leo Bozell IV participated in and led multiple breaches over the course of 49 minutes, from the outer steps of the U.S. Capitol onto the floor of the Senate chamber.

In a case that highlights the increasing prevalence of YouTube content for children, a jury found that one content creator had infringed the copyrights of another.

Wall Street’s recent win streak extended for one more week, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke through the 40,000-point ceiling.

Artificial intelligence is poised to upend countless arenas, and the courtroom is no exception.

SCRANTON, Penn. — A federal court in Pennsylvania dismissed the wrongful death and negligence claims brought against a county by a married couple whose unborn daughter died after an ambulance took over an hour to arrive during the wife’s medical emergency. Their claims do not sustain a constitutional violation, and without this, their state law questions are not appropriate for the federal court to consider.

As Trump's porn star hush money trial continues, experts say voters are becoming inured to scandal.

A $55 billion deficit is less worrisome because Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed budget is on the right track, according to the state's Legislative Analyst’s Office.

The climate-focused bills must pass their respective houses by May 24 to keep advancing through the Legislature.

Less ice coverage on the lakes could lead to increased coastline erosion, more severe winter weather and greater disruptions to local ecosystems.

With another year left in his term, Governor Glenn Youngkin has vetoed more bills than any other governor in Virginia’s history.