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Judge Juan Merchan has adjourned Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial and agreed to hold off on issuing his decision on presidential immunity until after he reviews the parties' filings.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett delivered a fiery speech on the House floor criticizing Republicans for their attempts to dismantle workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programs, and for their lack of understanding of Black history and the oppression faced by Black Americans.

A bomb cyclone and atmospheric river have caused hurricane-force winds and over a month's worth of rain in the Pacific Northwest and Northern California, leaving one person dead and hundreds of thousands without power.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is set to become the de facto voice of the Democratic Party's future and the face of resistance to Donald Trump, as he navigates the Democratic Party's identity crisis and avoids an ugly intraparty civil war.

Spirit Airlines plans to operate business as usual while it begins to work on its $3.1 billion in long-term debt, but travelers should be aware of potential changes to the airline's frequent flyer program and routes in the future.

The average length of a car loan has increased to 68.48 months for new cars and 67.41 months for used cars, with longer terms offering lower monthly payments but ultimately costing more in total interest.

The US Justice Department has launched a civil rights investigation of the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office following the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey by a sheriff's deputy in July.

Duron Chavis, board chairman of Central Virginia Agrarian Commons, is working with the Walkers to turn their family land into a refuge for Black farmers, providing them with low-cost or free land leases and farming equipment.

In a gathering of death penalty lawyers, scholars, and investigators, concerns were raised about the implications of a 2022 Supreme Court decision by Justice Clarence Thomas, who had denied the appeal of a man convicted and sentenced to death for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.

Mark Raymond founded the Split Second Foundation to provide comprehensive care, resources, education and advocacy to individuals with disabilities and their families, as well as to improve the accessibility of New Orleans in preparation for Super Bowl LIX.