New York’s lawsuit against TikTok could have a ripple effect on other states looking to hold social media companies accountable for addicting children, if the state is able to convince a Manhattan appellate court it has standing to sue on behalf of its young residents, Beth Wang reports.

Federal regulators are sketching out a lighter-touch approach to capital markets, as Republican-led states push to attract companies and investment with fewer rules and lower costs.

Multiple Italian American organizations said in a lawsuit Tuesday that officials in Columbus, Ohio are legally required to restore the statue of its namesake in front of City Hall.

New York lawmakers are pushing out their deadline to approve a state budget as they wrangle with Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) about climate goals and insurance cost-cutting measures.

Waymo has begun offering fully autonomous ride-hailing service to the public in Nashville.

The Wisconsin State Supreme Court election hasn’t attracted much attention. But Tuesday’s vote may still send an important signal about an intensity advantage that’s building for Democrats in the midterm elections.

Lockheed Martin Corp.’s new AIM-260 air-to-air missile program received a $2 billion boost in the Trump administration’s proposed budget, a sign the classified weapon could see accelerated production and be deployed soon.

The US government must pay Lennar Corp. $119,096 for costs the property developer incurred defending a lawsuit related to the cleanup of hazardous substances at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco.

House Democrats are slamming the Department of Interior’s deal with a French energy giant to stop the firm’s offshore wind projects, calling it “outrageous” and saying it will jack up energy prices.

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is concerned that the US Department of Justice is being too aggressive with its authority to seek dismissal of False Claims Act suits it views as meritless or burdensome, according to a recent letter.

ICE is likely operating one of its most notorious detention facilities, the Florida holding center dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz,” lawfully despite no environmental review process, a federal appeals panel indicated during oral arguments Tuesday.

Texas surgery practice Peripheral Vascular Associates PA reached a settlement in a False Claims Act suit alleging it billed Medicare for vascular ultrasound services it didn’t perform.

Tech billionaire Bill Gates will appear before the House panel investigating disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein on June 10, said a person familiar with the plans.

Lockheed Martin Corp.’s new AIM-260 air-to-air missile program received a $2 billion boost in the Trump administration’s proposed budget, a sign the classified weapon could see accelerated production and be deployed soon.

House Democrats are slamming the Department of Interior’s deal with a French energy giant to stop the firm’s offshore wind projects, calling it “outrageous” and saying it will jack up energy prices.

Federal regulators are sketching out a lighter-touch approach to capital markets, as Republican-led states push to attract companies and investment with fewer rules and lower costs.

Download the slides from Tuesday’s Hill Watch Live covering the fiscal fights in Washington, including the release of the president’s budget request, efforts to fund the Department of Homeland Security, and plans for budget reconciliation.

President Donald Trump threatened Iran with civilizational destruction as the US attacked military targets on the country’s key oil export hub, ramping up pressure on Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Tuesday deadline or face massive strikes on critical infrastructure.