CVS was aware of complaints and knew that its actions were a violation of a federally protected right, Senior U.S. District Judge Edward Chen ruled on Friday.
The final rule issued Friday follows strict limits set by the EPA on certain PFAS in drinking water that will require utilities to reduce them to the lowest level they can be reliably measured.
Former railroad workers said during testimony and in depositions that they knew nothing about the risks of asbestos.
CHICAGO — The Seventh Circuit denied a class of trans kids and their families’ motion for reconsideration of the appeals court’s decision allowing a ban on gender-affirming care for minors, which was signed into law last April. The one-page ruling does not explain the court’s reasoning; four of the judges voted to rehear the matter en banc.
Greater access to medication abortion and protecting access to emergency reproductive care headlined President Joe Biden’s response to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The Supreme Court put both policies on its docket this term.
A lab employee mistakenly used hydrogen peroxide to clean an incubator, killing dozens of embryos.
The Golden State looks to begin capping the amount of the toxic hexavalent chromium in treated drinking water following a vote from state regulators.
Property owners filed suit after the state health department found outsized cancer rates in the neighborhood of Acreage to be associated with radioactive contamination.
An ex-husband testified in a bid to avoid becoming the parent of a second child by his estranged wife.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany and other religious organizations revived their challenge of the state's law requiring health plans to cover "medically necessary" abortions.
The appeals court said a federal judge made the right decision to stay out of a constitutional challenge to Silicon Valley's Covid-19 restrictions while a separate state case is underway.
