The Department of Homeland Security’s policy of arresting and detaining refugees that were lawfully admitted to the US is flatly contradicted by the statute the administration says gives it such authority, a federal judge said Friday.

A pharmaceutical industry association told the US Supreme Court that an Oregon law unconstitutionally lets the government publish trade secrets—rendering them worthless—under the guise of “transparency.”

A coalition of Colorado community and tax policy groups has been cleared to start collecting signatures for a ballot initiative asking voters to establish a graduated income tax system that will lean primarily on wealthy taxpayers.

A wave of data brokers have registered with California’s data deletion platform as they prepare to erase consumers’ personal information starting in August.

Ten state attorneys general pushed back against the EPA’s draft regulation to no longer allow fees to be waived or requests to be expedited for environmental justice-related public records requests under the Freedom of Information Act.

More than a dozen states have joined the legal fray against US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s sweeping vaccine policy changes by claiming they threaten the states’ efforts to encourage vaccinations among their populations.

OpenAI has agreed to deploy its own artificial intelligence models within the Defense Department’s classified network after rival Anthropic PBC saw its relationship with the Pentagon implode over surveillance and autonomous weapons concerns.

The Pentagon declared Anthropic PBC a supply-chain risk after President Donald Trump directed US government agencies to stop using its products, capping a feud between the artificial intelligence giant and defense officials over safeguards on its technology.

Anthropic PBC said it hasn’t received any direct communication from the Department of War or the White House on the status of negotiations, and will challenge any supply chain risk designation in court.

IERUS Technologies Inc. can proceed with a $514 million contract from the US Missile Defense Agency for radar system testing and analysis, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

Anthropic PBC and the Pentagon showed little sign of yielding in their standoff over safeguards for artificial intelligence, as the company gained support in Silicon Valley hours before a deadline for it to accept the government’s terms or face severe consequences.

Steampunk Inc. and IntelliBridge LLC are cleared to perform IT task orders worth hundreds of millions of dollars for US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

Donald Trump’s ordering of strikes in Iran usurped Congress’s power to declare war and is distracting the American public — and their representatives — from a flailing domestic agenda.

The US-Israeli attack on Tehran on Saturday marks a turning point for President Donald Trump, who is wagering that a war — the kind he once vowed not to start — will strengthen his second-term agenda.

Democrats are pushing for a vote next week on a resolution to curtail President Donald Trump’s authority to conduct strikes in Iran, a move that would reassert Congress’ role in approving the use of military might.

The US and Israel struck targets across Iran, with President Donald Trump urging Iranians to overthrow the government in a conflict that is already spiraling across the oil-rich Middle East.

President Donald Trump made his case for the latest US attack on Iran in an extraordinary eight-minute video posted early Saturday morning on his Truth Social platform.

The Pentagon declared Anthropic PBC a supply-chain risk after President Donald Trump directed US government agencies to stop using its products, capping a feud between the artificial intelligence giant and defense officials over safeguards on its technology.