The Trump administration is pushing a sweeping plan to compel technology companies to effectively fund construction of new power plants in an ambitious bid to speed the country’s AI build-out and tame surging consumer utility bills.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will delay a special election until August to fill a vacant House seat that favors a Republican, creating more complications for House GOP leaders operating with a slender majority.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) introduced legislation that would conform the state to federal tax code provisions by allowing the deduction of tipped income, overtime, and interest for car loans while raising the standard deduction for single, joint, and senior filers.

New Jersey employers can violate the state’s civil rights law if a worker faces discrimination or harassment tied to their language or accent, the attorney general’s office said in a new guidance memo.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is endorsing one of President Donald Trump’s policy decisions, despite being in the midst of a reelection campaign where she seeks to capitalize on voter discontent with the White House.

New York City is staring down a $2.18 billion budget deficit for the current fiscal year and another $10.4 billion gap for the next one, newly installed Comptroller Mark Levine said, confirming estimates by his predecessor.

ThunderYard Liberty JV LLC, a joint venture between ThunderYard and Booz Allen Hamilton, can move forward with a $276 million US Department of Veterans Affairs task order to provide IT services, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

Insect Shield LLC settled a suit alleging the company violated the False Claims Act by billing the US Department of Defense for Army uniforms that lacked adequate insect repellent.

The US State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale to design and build infrastructure for Peru’s main naval base, which is located less than 50 miles from a Chinese-owned port.

The first of the Navy’s proposed “Trump-class” battleships could cost up to $22 billion, a price tag that would make it one of the most expensive US military vessels in US history, according to an early analysis.

Judges on the Eighth Circuit were skeptical of siding with a mine operator who invoked constitutional challenges against the independent agency that hears appeals to mine safety disputes.

The US government failed to convince a federal judge that the Trump Administration’s approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion requires reinstating a False Claims Act suit against Harvard College that the Biden Administration opposed.

The Trump administration is pushing a sweeping plan to compel technology companies to effectively fund construction of new power plants in an ambitious bid to speed the country’s AI build-out and tame surging consumer utility bills.

PJM Interconnection LLC unveiled a reliability plan hours after top officials in the Trump administration called on the operator of the largest US power grid to do more to bolster the network and help tame electricity prices as demand from data centers booms.

A national education organization succeeded in its bid to have grant terminations set aside while it litigates its suit alleging the Education Department is unlawfully relying on the Trump administration’s anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion policies to block federal education grants that help low-income students.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will delay a special election until August to fill a vacant House seat that favors a Republican, creating more complications for House GOP leaders operating with a slender majority.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) introduced legislation that would conform the state to federal tax code provisions by allowing the deduction of tipped income, overtime, and interest for car loans while raising the standard deduction for single, joint, and senior filers.

The US Congress appears poised to avoid another government shutdown later this month by passing compromise bills that would soften spending cuts sought by the Trump administration, according to Republicans and Democrats involved in the process.