Tuesday, Nov 18

Lisa Cook's attorneys defend her against mortgage fraud claims, challenging the validity of allegations that led to a referral for investigation.

Sunday, Nov 16

Federal immigration agents have launched operations in Charlotte, North Carolina, causing distress and political debate.

Saturday, Nov 15

A federal judge blocks Trump administration fines against the University of California for alleged discrimination, emphasizing academic freedom protections.

Thursday, Nov 13

The US House has approved a bill to end the country's longest government shutdown, restoring important federal services before Thanksgiving.

Tuesday, Nov 11

The US Senate passes a bipartisan agreement to end a 41-day shutdown, impacting federal workers and services while leaving healthcare issues unresolved.

Sunday, Nov 09

UPS and FedEx ground their MD-11 fleets after a deadly crash in Kentucky, prompting an FAA inspection directive.

Saturday, Nov 08

Cornell University agrees to a $60 million deal to restore funding amid civil rights investigations, paying $30 million to the government and $30 million for agriculture research.

Thursday, Nov 06

A federal appeals court has granted Donald Trump another chance to move his hush money case to federal court, raising new questions about presidential immunity.

Thursday, Nov 06

The US government shutdown has become the longest in history, disrupting services and impacting millions as bipartisan negotiations stall.

Wednesday, Oct 29

The Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to stimulate economic growth as the job market weakens amid ongoing government shutdown.