Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton promised to “act more like Ted Cruz” if he is elected to the Senate as he laid into Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), his opponent in a May runoff.

Several states and industry commended the Environmental Protection Agency for its proposal tentatively approving state plans to tackle ozone pollution years after they were originally submitted and following multiple legal battles.

The Texas Department of Transportation successfully defended its environmental analysis of a highway expansion that advocates said would disproportionately harm communities near the project.

CMS will soon expand its Medicaid fraud investigation into more states, Administrator Mehmet Oz told Mica Soellner in an exclusive interview.

A Mississippi man can’t revive a medical malpractice suit saying his providers failed to diagnose a neurological disorder he developed after recovering from Covid-19, the state’s top court said.

A pair of landmark verdicts this week finding Meta and Google negligent in their platform design is forcing companies to refocus products on kids’ safety, with an emphasis on features such as age verification.

The EPA’s biggest union, along with dozens of allied groups, called on the agency to withdraw 19 recent notices laying off employees working on environmental justice.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his Group of Seven counterparts traded barbs over the wars in Iran and Ukraine, casting doubt on Europe bowing to Donald Trump’s demand for military help in the Persian Gulf.

Clark Construction Group—California LP can move forward with a $68 million US Navy task order for construction services at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, the US Government Accountability Office said.

A cybersecurity business says the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration made irrational contract awards to its former partner under scientific and environmental data collection procurements worth up to $16 billion.

President Donald Trump directed agencies to cancel federal contracts and subcontracts with businesses that engage in “racially discriminatory” diversity, equity, and inclusion activities or fail to adhere to new anti-DEI reporting requirements.

A federal program that has helped to steer billions of dollars of infrastructure contracts to small “disadvantaged business enterprises”—many of them minority- or women-owned—faces an existential threat, following changes made by the Trump administration and a yearslong conservative activism campaign asserting that the framework discriminates against White men.

Houthi militants launched ballistic missiles at Israel on Saturday morning, marking their entry into the month-long Iran war that has already caused chaos in energy markets and killed thousands of people.

Several US airports advised travelers on Saturday to arrive at least four hours before their flights because of long security lines even after President Donald Trump said Transportation Security Administration workers would be paid by tapping funds from his 2025 tax and spending bill.

Washington is now ground zero for an advocacy battle over how to write the rules of the road for a nascent technology that promises to reshape everything from education and health care to war-fighting.

The aviation crisis starting to grip Asia is threatening to intensify and spread to Europe and beyond, as energy turmoil caused by the Iran war collides with seasonal travel demand.

The ACLU’s Cecillia Wang is set to challenge the Trump administration next month in a case that could reshape the scope of birthright citizenship in the United States.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton promised to “act more like Ted Cruz” if he is elected to the Senate as he laid into Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), his opponent in a May runoff.