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Chevron doctrine overturned, giving courts more power to strike down agency rules. Decision could have major impact on law enforcement.

Supreme Court limits executive agency power and rules in favor of Jan. 6 defendant, impacting future prosecutions. DOJ responds.

Supreme Court ends Chevron Doctrine, restoring balance of power and protecting constitutional freedoms from federal agency overreach.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas strikes down regulations on bump stocks, facing scrutiny for ethics and ties to political donor.

Democrats dismiss Hunter Biden's guilty verdict as normal legal outcome, while some GOP members call it an "illusion of equal justice."

Philadelphia sheriff accused of losing guns, spending on mascot and fake news, department defends actions, calls out media as racist.

Donald Trump supports IVF in Alabama and warns Republicans not to go too far with abortion restrictions. He also bashes Nikki Haley.

Every April 15, MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson Day with every player wearing the number 42 as the league celebrates the ongoing legacy of Robinson breaking baseball's color barrier. But last week, vandals stole and destroyed a statue of Robinson in Kansas, leading to the community rallying together to restore it. A GoFundMe has been set up by League 42 Foundation to replace the statue, and as of Wednesday morning has raised over $134,000, nearing its $150,000 goal. Dodger fans, baseball fans really, will continue to outlast these vandals because all they offer is wanton destruction. Robinson's legacy cannot be torn down through a shotgun blast or a torn down and burned statute. All these vandals are accomplishing is strengthening the resolve of those who would honor and revere Robinson's legacy.

Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson visits Las Vegas for three-day campaign ahead of Feb. 6 primary, targeting younger voters.

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Secretary of State Bill Galvin warns voters about mail-in ballot rules ahead of municipal elections across Massachusetts on Tuesday.

Logan Paul's fianceé, Nina Agdal, filed charges against MMA fighter Dillon Danis for sharing revenge porn online.

Hunter Biden indicted on felony gun charges related to a 2018 revolver purchase while addicted to cocaine. Republicans demand further investigation.

A retired consultant paediatrician is calling for an investigation into the "grossly negligent" bosses at the Countess of Chester Hospital who failed to act on concerns about nurse Lucy Letby, who was recently convicted of murdering seven babies. Consultants had raised concerns as early as 2015, but hospital management did not involve the police until 2017. The former chair of the hospital trust has claimed that the board was "misled" by executives, while another former chief executive has called for a full public inquiry.

Rudy Giuliani, once known as "America's Mayor," faces 13 felony charges related to an alleged plot to subvert the 2020 presidential election.

The Fulton County District Attorney's Office is expected to drop an indictment on Donald Trump and several of his 2020 campaign operatives, with the potential charges stemming from efforts to overturn Georgia's 2020 election result.