Massachusetts’ auditor will get her day before the state’s Supreme Judicial Court to convince the justices that she should be able to sue to enforce her office’s new power to probe the legislature.

More three dozen states and localities sued the Trump administration Thursday, arguing its repeal of the endangerment finding goes against the government’s mandate under the Clean Air Act and accusing the administration of rehashing settled Supreme Court arguments.

A federal court rejected a pharmaceutical trade group’s call to block a Colorado law that dictates how manufacturers can supply federally discounted drugs to pharmacies in the state.

Senator Elizabeth Warren threw her support behind Democratic populist Graham Platner’s effort to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins.

A panel of Republican sheriffs and chiefs of police, the backbone of Florida’s law enforcement establishment, agreed on Monday to draft a letter to President Donald Trump and congressional leaders urging them to stop rounding up immigrants who they said arrived in the U.S. “inappropriately” but have otherwise lived law-abiding lives.

Texas Republicans are divided, and President Donald Trump’s silence about a top-tier Senate race is creating a larger gap as Democrats try to make good on their decades-long goal of turning Texas blue.

The White House is not considering putting restrictions on the export of oil and gas, a Trump administration official said Thursday, following a meeting between Vice President JD Vance and oil executives.

The conflict with Iran, now in its 20th day, highlights a years-long surge in global military spending that’s driving a boom in defense stocks and racking up billions in gains for owners.

Evocati Solutions JV LLC can move ahead with an intelligence services contract worth about $100 million despite a competing bidder’s claim the US Army failed to investigate whether Evocati unlawfully received proprietary information, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

Los Angeles-based electric powerboat maker Arc Boat Company has raised $50 million to finance its expansion into commercial and defense vessels.

The Lloyd’s of London insurance market will continue to provide cover for vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz even as shipowners avoid the area, according to chief executive officer Patrick Tiernan.

A proposed new corporate tax tied to immigration enforcement that California Democrats want to pass this legislative session has private detention facility operators warning investors about its potential impacts to their business.

Democrats in New York and California are moving legislation that would preempt the federal process companies use to self-report food ingredients, spotlighting an issue that has also found a champion in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Democratic governors across the US are facing pressure on whether to back President Donald Trump’s controversial new federal school choice program, a dilemma illustrated by this week’s Illinois primary election.

A group of state attorneys general are suing to block the $3.5 billion deal by Nexstar Media Group Inc. for rival Tegna Inc., which would create the largest operator of local broadcasters in the country.

More three dozen states and localities sued the Trump administration Thursday, arguing its repeal of the endangerment finding goes against the government’s mandate under the Clean Air Act and accusing the administration of rehashing settled Supreme Court arguments.

The Senate could cancel its next recess if the Department of Homeland Security is still shut down, Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said Thursday.

Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin wants to bar crypto companies from finding salvation with the federal government if the industry is on the verge of collapse or causes an economic crash.