Author: Ali Rogin,Ali Schmitz

A U.S. attorney in Washington state who was fired by the Trump administration is suing the government over his dismissal. Roger Rogoff was sworn in after a panel of judges unanimously selected him. Less than an hour later, he was fired via email. His lawsuit highlights the legal fight over Trump’s power to shape the judiciary. Rogoff joined Justice correspondent Ali Rogin to discuss more.Read More

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a law July 21 requiring Michigan teachers to complete “Science of Reading” training within the next five years, as the state ranks 44th in the country in fourth grade reading levels.Read More

Surprise police said Wednesday that some of the teens had to be arrested with the help of the Surprise Police SWAT Team.Read More

There are troubling new concerns from the United Nations over the independence of immigration court judges in Chicago and around the country.Read More

Remakes of Disney classics don’t quite succeed because some things are acceptable from a cartoon versus seeing actual people playing it outRead More

Fashion brands have recognized that the most effective way to immerse customers in their world is by inviting them to spend a night inside itRead More

Discover lesser-known Italian islands like Ponza, Procida, Pantelleria, and the Aeolian Islands, with tips on sights, food, and stays.Read More

To turn leaders’ vision into concrete results, Vietnamese top diplomat urged both sides to make breakthroughs in economic cooperation and to raise two-way trade to US$45 billion by 2035.Read More

Asian semiconductor stocks rose as Alphabet Inc.’s plans to spend up to $200 billion this year on artificial intelligence computing power refueled optimism over trickle-down benefits.Read More

A 12 percent drop in domestic passenger traffic has put significant financial strain on airlines following an industry-wide fare hike.Read More