A bitter feud — which began in 2015 when Donald Trump said of former POW John McCain “I like people who weren’t captured” — is over, Page Six is told. Trump wasn’t invited to the ...

Things got tense between Andy Cohen and Meghan McCain this week after the pair traded jabs on X over the Trump Administration's controversial executive order to bar female trans athletes in sports.

Following his impressive string of performances before suffering a season-ending injury, Philadelphia 76ers rookie Jared McCain was one of the NBA's standout rookies. His strong play led to an ...

At the start of this season, one of the biggest storylines for the Philadelphia 76ers was the play of Jared McCain. While he can't partake due to injury, the rookie guard still made the trip to ...

Kansas lawmakers recently took action to address rising property taxes by introducing a potential new law and state constitutional amendment. “I think as people are receiving their property ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis endorsed the idea of abolishing property taxes throughout the Sunshine State, but explained that it would require a constitutional amendment. The governor, who is ...

The Eleventh Circuit decision … failed adequately to address this Court's recent Fourth Amendment precedents. Two of its three reasons for rejecting Gonzalez's arguments relied on its ...

The lawyers practising in district courts in Delhi have decided to abstain for the second consecutive day on Tuesday (February 18, 2025) against the recent draft of the Advocates (Amendment ...

Will news organizations defend the AP’s clear First Amendment right to report the news free of government interference, or not? If so, what form will such solidarity take? The Reuters and Agence ...

Delegate Scot Heckert, R-Wood, explains his joint resolution to add an amendment to the state Constitution further barring non-citizens from voting in West Virginia elections. (Photo courtesy of ...

Let’s start with that last bit, as it runs so transparently afoul of the First Amendment. On Friday, the White House banned AP reporters from Air Force One and the Oval Office. The reason?

Legal experts point to Supreme Court precedent dating back to 1896 that would likely mean the Constitution’s Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination wouldn’t extend to someone already ...