Policies & Impacts

Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.

Some publishers charge as much as $13,000 per article, agency officials said.

‘Rainmaker did not operate in the affected area on the 3rd or 4th or contribute to the floods that occurred over the region,’ said CEO Augustus Doricko.

The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?

The decision comes amid growing U.S. pressure to curb transshipment of China-made exports through Southeast Asian neighbors.

For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.

The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.

A federal civil rights complaint against Cornell University alleged systemic discrimination in hiring, scholarships, and policies driven by DEI mandates.

‘Significant progress’ has also been made in terms of customer service, said the Social Security Administration.

The order came hours after the abortion provider asked the court to suspend the year-long defunding provision.

The VA has abandoned earlier plans to cut some 84,000 employees through involuntary layoffs.

Christian groups had sought reforms to nonprofit law that bans tax-exempt groups from political campaigning.

The group argues a new law violates the Constitution by blocking Medicaid funding for its clinics.

The move comes amid concerns NFA could be used as firearms registry. Critics say loss of $200 firearms tax a ‘golden gift to gun industry CEOs.’

The White House is also eyeing an open seat at the Federal Reserve.

Experts say short-term effects are mixed, but tariffs could boost America’s domestic recycling industry in the long run.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Co.’s permit to import oil into Montana from Alberta, Canada.

A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.

The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.

Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.

Some publishers charge as much as $13,000 per article, agency officials said.

‘Rainmaker did not operate in the affected area on the 3rd or 4th or contribute to the floods that occurred over the region,’ said CEO Augustus Doricko.

The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?

The decision comes amid growing U.S. pressure to curb transshipment of China-made exports through Southeast Asian neighbors.

For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.

The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.

A federal civil rights complaint against Cornell University alleged systemic discrimination in hiring, scholarships, and policies driven by DEI mandates.

‘Significant progress’ has also been made in terms of customer service, said the Social Security Administration.

The order came hours after the abortion provider asked the court to suspend the year-long defunding provision.

The VA has abandoned earlier plans to cut some 84,000 employees through involuntary layoffs.

Christian groups had sought reforms to nonprofit law that bans tax-exempt groups from political campaigning.

The group argues a new law violates the Constitution by blocking Medicaid funding for its clinics.

The move comes amid concerns NFA could be used as firearms registry. Critics say loss of $200 firearms tax a ‘golden gift to gun industry CEOs.’

The White House is also eyeing an open seat at the Federal Reserve.

Experts say short-term effects are mixed, but tariffs could boost America’s domestic recycling industry in the long run.

Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.

President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Co.’s permit to import oil into Montana from Alberta, Canada.

A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.

The lower courts previously held that Kari MacRae’s lawsuit was barred by prior court precedents.