A federal judge in New York has approved Take-Two Interactive's requests to subpoena Microsoft and Discord as the company races to identify the person behind a week of unauthorized Grand Theft Auto VI leaks.
Veterans built America's middle class on the GI Bill. A year-long records fight by The Washington Post shows a wave of trade schools has been quietly bleeding it dry.
A glitch in New Jersey's motor vehicle system quietly added thousands of non-citizens to the voter rolls, and roughly 400 of them ended up casting ballots. Gov. Mikie Sherrill says the mess started under the last administration — but she's still finding time to blast Trump.
An office built to police ICE's own ranks is now going after ordinary people for what they post online — including a poll worker visited by agents mid-shift during a New York primary.
Washington has launched a formal Section 301 probe targeting Germany's drug reimbursement system, warning the policies unfairly burden American pharmaceutical companies and could trigger punitive tariffs on German imports.
The federal whistleblower who first raised alarms about the Feeding Our Future pandemic fraud scheme is publicly calling for Rep. Ilhan Omar to testify before investigators — days after the scheme's ringleader was sentenced to 41 years in federal prison.
