A New York state appellate panel chewed over whether Charter Communications Inc.'s combined group was entitled to a tax break for tech companies if not every included unit met the requirements during oral argument Thursday.

CALIFORNIANS CAN BLOCK the sale or sharing of their web browser data under legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Wednesday.

A North Dakota law prohibiting the use of puberty blocking drugs and cross-sex hormones to treat gender dysphoria in minors doesn’t violate the state’s constitution, a trial judge said.

Academy Mortgage Corp. must face a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 284,000 customers and employees that was exposed in a 2023 data breach.

A lawsuit by state attorneys general over the Trump administration’s Medicaid cuts to Planned Parenthood and other centers providing abortion care will continue during the government shutdown, a federal judge ordered Wednesday.

A controversial new law championed by President Donald Trump to funnel federal dollars into private schools is fueling a campaign to get Democratic governors to opt in to the first national school choice program in the US.

The US Senate backed legislation that would bar certain Chinese biotech companies from receiving federal funding and prohibit American investments in sensitive Chinese industries late Thursday night.

Boeing Co. isn’t planning to significantly boost its offer to end a 67-day strike by unionized factory workers, Steve Parker, chief executive officer of the company’s defense and space division, said in a letter viewed by Bloomberg.

The US and Finland agreed to a deal that would see Washington aquire as many as 11 icebreakers to kickstart the expansion of the American fleet as great-power rivalry is heating up in the Arctic.

BAE Systems Land & Sea Armaments LP can proceed with a $317 million contract for MK 41 Vertical Launching System canister production despite Pacific Engineering Inc.'s protest.

Lockheed Martin Corp. and a Loews Corp. insurance unit have agreed to settle a dispute over coverage for litigation related to the alleged discharge of toxic chemicals from a Florida plant by the defense contractor’s predecessors.

An appeal challenging a $949 million prescription drug fraud verdict against CVS Health Corp. and subsidiary Omnicare Inc. is stayed because Omnicare filed for bankruptcy in a Texas federal court, the Second Circuit said.

The Securities and Exchange Commission will rethink a federal regulation that requires companies to include ESG-related shareholder proposals in their proxy filings, chairman Paul Atkins said late Thursday.

Congressional leaders continued to blame the other party for the US government shutdown as President Donald Trump doubled down on his threats to use the stalemate, now in its ninth day, to make sweeping cuts to Democratic priorities and the federal bureaucracy.

The Senate passed its version of the annual defense authorization bill for fiscal 2026 in a fleeting moment of cooperation across the aisle amid partisan tensions over the government shutdown.

The Senate confirmed Jennifer Mascott, a Trump White House lawyer and administrative law scholar, to an appeals court judgeship in Delaware despite criticism of her limited ties to the state.

President Donald Trump said he’ll travel to Israel to be on hand for the release of hostages under the terms of a deal to end the war with Hamas, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s security cabinet met late Thursday to sign off on the agreement.

Three measures that reverse Biden-era restrictions related to fossil fuel energy development on federal lands in the West are heading to President Donald Trump.