As Republican states and the federal government passed more restrictive laws, the high court set itself as the final arbiter of transgender rights.
The grounds for dismissal raise a question: If inmates don't follow up with complaints once they're released, how can courts fairly address questions about conditions in detention?
After more than a year of political back-and-forth to contain the New World screwworm, the U.S. and Mexican governments are celebrating the start of operations at a sterile fly plant in Chiapas.
An attorney for Randal Vance said that the doses were exaggerated and that his client only provided very small amounts of psilocybin to his two young sons.
Researchers say the protein GDF15 is strongly linked to vascular dementia and brain changes, raising hopes for earlier detection even among healthy people.
The plaintiffs' attorney said they were just trying to achieve "basic human dignity."
Antibiotics are designed to kill bacteria, but they often leave the job incomplete, with a small group of the microbes lingering behind.
The draft legislation would create criminal penalties for efforts to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity through coercion, violence or other abusive conduct.
The high court’s ruling comes months before the government is set to release an updated safety review of Roundup’s key ingredient.
The man's adult children claim correctional medical staff at the San Diego Central Jail failed to provide proper medical care to their elderly father who was suffering from multiple health conditions.
Attorneys representing Rady Children's Hospital patients in a separate but related class action argued they should be allowed to proceed with their case concurrently.
