Trial for the case brought by military families who became ill after ingesting water contaminated by jet fuel will begin Monday.
The Golden State's Fair Political Practices Commission is investigating if a political action committee broke the law and did not disclose donors or properly file with the campaign to recall Pamela Price.
A group of Iowa student athletes say state law enforcement agents misused geolocation data to ding them for underaged gambling.
From warehouses in LA County, the woman's operation took tens of thousands packages with counterfeit postage to USPS distribution centers daily.
Political instability could threaten Vietnam’s economic ambitions as it vies to become an alternative to China in the region’s supply chain.
The program was available to certain taxpayers in Florida, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.
SAN ANTONIO — A federal court in Texas denied a conservative political group’s motion for an injunction against the city of Kerrville, whose ordinances regulating “peddlers and solicitors” and “electioneering” allegedly violate the First Amendment. The suing organization and its members did not show the city had specific plans to engage in proscribed conduct, so they lack standing to receive an injunction or restraining order.
Safety advocates have long expressed concern that Autopilot was not designed to operate on roads other than limited access highways.
A conservative nonprofit in Colorado lost an appeal of its claim that the state’s additions to the titles of its ballot initiatives compelled private speech.
The announcement is another setback for the officials at the FDA, who drafted the ban and predicted it would prevent hundreds of thousands of smoking-related deaths over 40 years.
A Second Circuit panel overturned a decision from a federal court blocking a 2021 New York state law that sought to provide affordable internet for low-income families.
