Rachel Vance
Justice Department Reporter covering federal courts and Supreme Court rulings impacting public policy.
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Ohio Senate Front‑Runner Jon Husted Dumps Political Director After Nazi‑Era Photo Sparks Outrage
In a rapidly tightening Ohio Senate race, Republican candidate Jon Husted has terminated his political director following the discovery of a social‑media post that displayed a Nazi‑related image, a move the campaign says reflects a "complete lack of judgment."
Defense Attorney Pushes for Dismissal in Lindsay Clancy Murder Case: What Could Follow?
Attorney Kevin Reddington told CBS Mornings he will move to have the murder‑case against Lindsay Clancy thrown out, sparking speculation about the legal and personal fallout if the judge agrees.
Notre Dame’s Jersey Patch Deal With SoFi Divides Alumni and Fans
A new partnership between the University of Notre Dame and personal‑finance platform SoFi has sparked a heated debate among alumni, students and longtime fans, raising questions about tradition, commercialism and the future of college athletics branding.
House Approves Bill to Speed Up Union Contract Negotiations
The House has approved a bill to slash the time it takes for newly unionized workers to get a first contract, allowing for government intervention if a deal is not reached within 90 days.
US Truck Carrying Fireworks Catches Fire, Sparking Spectacular Display
A truck carrying fireworks in the US caught fire, treating motorists to an impromptu display on the eve of the Fourth of July.
Jimmy Kimmel Calls a Technical Foul on Trump's Apparent Game 3 Nap
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel takes aim at Trump's alleged Game 3 snooze fest, calling him the first sitting president to shut down a major US city for a nap.
Trump's Inflation Endorsement Sparks Economic Fears as US Prices Soar
US President Donald Trump's comments on inflation have sparked concerns about the economic impact of the US-Israel war in Iran.
Bess Wohl Makes History as First American Woman to Win Tony for Best Play
Bess Wohl's 'Liberation' takes home the Tony Award for Best Play, marking a milestone in American theater history.
June Squibb Breaks Records as One of the Oldest Actors Nominated for a Tony
At 94, June Squibb makes history as one of the oldest actors to be nominated for a Tony Award, solidifying her position as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry.
Pink Brings Theatrical Flair to the Tonys as Host and Performer
Pop star Pink, a self-proclaimed theater kid, takes center stage at the Tony Awards, bringing her signature energy to the event as host and performer.