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Trump's unprecedented push this summer to deploy military convoys into Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., has left many Americans divided on whether his administration is trying to protect people in Democratic-controlled cities or wage war on them.

California's attorney general called indiscriminate tactics used to make immigration arrests a violation of the 4th Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.

The push to militarize local law enforcement operations has been an ongoing fixation for Trump.

The Supreme Court says immigration agents may stop and question people they suspect are here illegally based on little more than working at a car wash, speaking Spanish or having brown skin.

South Korea says it has a deal for release of those caught in Hyundai Georgia raid.

Next year's governor race took a backseat to GOP opposition to Prop. 50, the ballot measure voters will decide in a November special election that would redraw California's congressional districts, potentially netting Democrats five additional seats ...

Syrians are contending with a cash crunch that has made withdrawing money from banks almost a second job. It can take hours to get through a queue for an ATM.

The ruling slapped down Republicans who ignored a voter-created commission and gerrymandered the state in the GOP's favor. The judge ordered new maps and suggested Utah steer clear of gamesmanship.

Seniors in some parts of the country say they are being denied COVID-19 vaccinations amid an ongoing spike in cases, leading to rising frustration over new Trump administration policies.

The Trump administration is using military force to supplement, or substitute for, traditional law enforcement operations, first at home on the streets of U.S. cities and now overseas.