The California Air Resources Board’s March emergency rule saying its vehicle emissions limits remain in effect contravenes Congress and harms the US government’s interests in maintaining uniform fuel economy standards, the DOJ told a federal court.

Oklahoma voters opted to reject a measure that would have gradually raised the minimum wage from $7.25 per hour to $15 by 2029.

An acclaimed Texas trial lawyer with a long record of supporting Democratic candidates is charging half his hourly rate to help Dallas thwart Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton‘s (R) push for guns in more public spaces.

Illinois will collect hundreds of millions of dollars in new tax revenue from the digital economy under sweeping tax legislation Gov. JB Pritzker (D) signed Tuesday.

Revenue features of California’s fiscal 2027 budget won support in the state Assembly Monday, including a new tax on cloud-based software, adjustments to the state’s tax on healthcare providers, and an extension of the current caps on business tax credits.

The Trump administration is canceling four offshore wind leases held by power developer Invenergy LLC that total $765 million, the latest move by the White House to block new offshore wind development.

President Donald Trumpis planning on asking US defense companies to produce weapons under license in Europe and Ukraine, according to officials familiar with the discussions.

US Customs and Border Protection said it will cancel a procurement for a cargo systems application, as well as a contract award to Information Technology Strategies Inc., following protests from rival bidders.

DP World is getting closer to operating a US container port for the first time in two decades.

Leaders at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have a complex equation to solve: President Donald Trump.

As the world awaits the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz following the signing of an interim peace deal between Iran and the US, the United Arab Emirates is working on a highly ambitious plan to try to end its dependence on the critical chokepoint.

A White House office sent money to the Secret Service for security at the president’s residence, drawing bipartisan scrutiny into whether taxpayer dollars are going toward the construction of a politically fraught ballroom.

The Trump administration’s choice to be the third Republican on the National Labor Relations Board moved a step closer to taking office and unlocking the board’s ability to drive labor law in a more employer-friendly direction.

Former Vice President Mike Pence broke publicly with the Trump administration over its memorandum of understanding with Iran, saying he has “great concerns” about the deal.

The White House hasn’t submitted to senators financial disclosures or background checks for President Donald Trump’s picks to lead the office that safeguards the government’s merit system and FEMA, delaying vetting of the nominees.

President Donald Trumpis planning on asking US defense companies to produce weapons under license in Europe and Ukraine, according to officials familiar with the discussions.

The Trump administration wants 400 dealmakers to help the US bolster its national security supply chains — and it’s offering salaries as high as $400,000 a year for Wall Street recruits.