Florida, Virginia, and the US Supreme Court are top battlegrounds for mid-decade redistricting in 2026, as President Donald Trump’s drive to squeeze out more Republican-leaning House seats sputters.

The accounting industry faces new recruitment hurdles as states advance education reforms meant to ease access to careers in the field.

States face a tough choice in the year ahead: pile onto US tax bills looming for thousands of student loan borrowers whose debts are forgiven under an income-driven repayment plan, or forgo much-needed revenue.

A district court denied a request by premium cigar manufacturers to block a California law requiring tobacco products to be listed on an approved roster before they can be sold.

New York’s “Green Light Law,” restricting the sharing of driver’s records with federal immigration authorities and allowing for driver’s licenses to be issued without inquiring about immigration status, can stand after a district court dismissed a Trump administration challenge Tuesday.

A federal judge correctly invalidated the leases of a private school and an oil drilling well on the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ Los Angeles campus, but was wrong to touch the lease for UCLA’s baseball stadium, a Ninth Circuit panel ruled.

Large dollar amounts, constitutional questions, and corporate responsibility are at the center of several False Claims Act lawsuits that courts will address in 2026.

A federal judge correctly invalidated the leases of a private school and an oil drilling well on the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ Los Angeles campus, but was wrong to touch the lease for UCLA’s baseball stadium, a Ninth Circuit panel ruled.

Princeton University trustees, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and other universities urged a federal appeals court against reversing an Energy Department policy that restricted certain types of funds for research.

The US fleet of F-35s, the most sophisticated stealth fighter jet in the world, was only available to fly half of the time because of poor maintenance by Lockheed Martin Corp., a government watchdog said.

The Trump administration is offering undocumented migrants $3,000 and paid travel if they agree to leave the US voluntarily before the end of the year, its latest effort to escalate mass deportations and slash enforcement costs.

President Donald Trump announced the Navy will build a new “Trump-class” battleship as part of the White House push to modernize a fleet that’s been hobbled by years of cost overruns and delays.

Republicans have railed against the Affordable Care Act for more than 15 years, but they’re still struggling to agree on their own solutions for an issue that affects all voters — and carries significant political weight.

Large dollar amounts, constitutional questions, and corporate responsibility are at the center of several False Claims Act lawsuits that courts will address in 2026.

Florida, Virginia, and the US Supreme Court are top battlegrounds for mid-decade redistricting in 2026, as President Donald Trump’s drive to squeeze out more Republican-leaning House seats sputters.

Federal energy policy did a 180 this year thanks to Washington’s Republican trifecta of President Donald Trump and a GOP-controlled House and Senate—and those changes bolstered an already-powerful US oil and gas industry.

The accounting industry faces new recruitment hurdles as states advance education reforms meant to ease access to careers in the field.

A crack in the Supreme Court’s conservative bloc emerged as the justices refused to lift a temporary order preventing President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Chicago.