Adrian Morrow

Criminal charges could be a possibility as the search warrant and affidavit indicate that the FBI is investigating potential breaches of several different laws

As states outlaw abortion, providers and advocates are shoring up abortion access where the procedure remains legal while digging in for a long fight

As a Mississippi city struggled without running water, locals look at the racial, class and partisan divides that made the problems possible – and the coming climate disasters that might make them worse

Battle for control of U.S. Congress and the governorships of key swing states remained deadlocked amid a slew of close races

With Catherine Cortez Masto’s victory in Nevada, the party’s comeback in the midterm elections will make it easier for the White House to continue pursuing its policy agenda

Trump enters the race as he faces multiple investigations, including over his failed efforts to overturn the 2020 election

The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ and Stop Woke legislation, which were a major part of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s re-election campaign, restricts discussion of sexual orientation, gender identity and structural racism in schools

In his speech at the Capitol, the Ukrainian President reminded U.S. lawmakers how effective their help has been so far

Observers say DeSantis is not as clueless as the ex-president, but can be just as ruthless. And he’s building momentum to be the GOP’s candidate in 2024

The extension of Title 42, a U.S. policy that’s been used to swiftly deport migrants, has pushed many waiting along the U.S.-Mexico border to look northward to Canada, despite the Safe Third Country agreement

Biden’s address is certain to renew worries among Canadian companies of being further disadvantaged in the massive U.S. procurement market

Many have reacted with bemusement to word that Canadian politicians want to make it harder for migrants to enter by shutting down the irregular border crossing south of Montreal

Global warming has brought drought and hurricanes to the places that supply the world’s chocolate industry, and the trees that survive yield lower-quality fruit

Friday’s two decisions ruled some businesses can refuse service for same-sex weddings and blocked President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, with both judgments following the court’s partisan lines

A dispute within the Republican caucus has the U.S. on the verge of a shutdown that would suspend or hamper a long list of government functions

The episode is part of a larger U.S. culture war over antisemitism and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, particularly in education

When efforts to censor books fail, some culture warriors try to choke off library budgets

Community groups in Memphis see crime’s causes as complex, like a ‘disease cluster,’ while candidates push simpler solutions to law and order ahead of November’s U.S. elections

If Trump faces Joe Biden in November and wins, Americans can expect sweeping moves at public institutions to put MAGA loyalists in power – and begin a radical right-wing makeover

White House says Israeli cabinet agrees to open crossing into northern Gaza, increase international aid