Texas and its Republican leaders asked the US Supreme Court to reinstate a GOP-drawn congressional map in a clash that could determine which party controls the House after next year’s midterm election.

New York has followed California to become the 23rd state to adopt licensing reforms meant to expand access to accounting careers with a shorter timeline to qualify for the CPA credential.

Mobile gaming app company Jam City Inc. has agreed to pay $1.4 million in civil penalties for allegedly failing to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, state Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday.

President Donald Trump said he wants to see Zohran Mamdani succeed, saying after a highly anticipated sitdown that he’d “feel very comfortable” living in a New York run by the mayor-elect and that he doesn’t anticipate cutting off funding for the country’s most populous city.

THREE PROMINENT GOP GOVERNORS — Arkansas’s Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Utah’s Spencer Cox, and Florida’s Ron DeSantis — criticized a prospective White House executive order to preempt state-level AI regulations.

A New York law that requires applicants for a concealed-carry gun license to undergo 18 hours of firearms training is likely constitutional and can continue to be enforced, the Second Circuit said Friday.

A former assessor with Volunteers of America South Central Louisiana Inc. can continue her suit accusing the organization of improperly billing Medicaid in violation of the False Claims Act, but the organization’s parent company is dismissed from the litigation.

The US Department of Justice said Friday that Ameet Vohra and his companies, including Vohra Wound Physicians Management LLC, agreed to pay $45 million to resolve allegations they violated the False Claims Act by knowingly causing the submission of claims to Medicare for medically unnecessary surgical procedures and other misconduct.

Guidehouse Inc. can move forward with a $250 million maximum value contract to provide the US Army with accounting, auditing solutions, and change management support services, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

Hydraulics International Inc. couldn’t protest the US Army’s plan to award Sun Test Systems Inc. a sole-source contract for aviation ground maintenance units, because Hydraulics didn’t show it could meet Army requirements.

The provision in the massive tax-and-spending law means spaceports can issue tax-exempt bonds to fund infrastructure projects, much like municipal authorities do to build airports and highways.

Last fall, a group of former military hackers and cybersecurity professionals made a bet that the Pentagon would ramp up its hacking operations against adversaries, shifting its approach from defense to offense.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican who was among President Donald Trump’s strongest allies in Congress before their relationship fell apart, will resign from Congress in January.

US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito temporarily restored a Republican-drawn congressional map in Texas, acting little more than an hour after the state and its GOP leaders sought emergency intervention.

Texas and its Republican leaders asked the US Supreme Court to reinstate a GOP-drawn congressional map in a clash that could determine which party controls the House after next year’s midterm election.

Mobile gaming app company Jam City Inc. has agreed to pay $1.4 million in civil penalties for allegedly failing to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, state Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday.

Facilities that are part of the steel production process can now temporarily avoid compliance with hazardous air pollutant rules under an executive proclamation handed down Friday.

The prosecutor hand-picked by President Donald Trump to pursue a criminal case against James Comey now says the indictment of the former FBI director was properly presented to a grand jury for a vote — a day after telling a judge the final version of the charging papers was never shown to the full jury.