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With just weeks until Trump re-enters office and with the promise of mass deportations looming, here are some cities and states that will see the most effects.

President Joe Biden will leave office with more lifetime judicial confirmations than his predecessor and a legacy of diversifying the bench.

Senior guard Jordan Gainey scores season-high 23 points, including buzzer-beating layup to lift the Vols to the win.

House Speaker Mike Johnson declared that lawmakers and staff will have to use the restroom corresponding with their biological sex

"Governors Safeguarding Democracy" will seek to uphold free elections and challenge unlawful measures from Trump

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., will make history next year by becoming the first woman among leaders of the Senate Foreign Relations panel.

​The hefty national debt and trillions of dollars in tax breaks due to expire next year are likely to complicate passage of pricey new plans.

This photographer waited 8 hours to photograph Hillary Clinton for 15 seconds – but she had no intention of honoring the shoot at all

DNA evidence links Bruce Lindahl to cold cases of Kathy Halle and Pamela Maurer, providing closure and justice for the victims' families.

Kathy Halle’s family said that revisiting the case has been difficult, but they are grateful to have closure after 45 years

From Pumariega v. Basis Global Technologies, Inc., decided Monday by Judge Lindsay Jenkins (N.D. Ill.): {The following factual allegations are… The post Religious Discrimination Claims Related to Ex-Employee's Objecting to Participating in "LGBTQ+" Events Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.