California labor unions seeking tighter rules on the use of artificial intelligence in the workplace are making a renewed push at the state legislature, Andrew Oxford reports.

Virginia businesses would have to include salary information in job postings and refrain from demanding pay history from applicants, under legislation heading to Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) for her signature.

The US Department of Justice is backing pharmaceutical giant AbbVie Inc. in its lawsuit against a Colorado law that prohibits drugmakers from placing restrictions on steep drug discounts to pharmacies.

Two Democratic secretaries of state said they were told the Trump administration isn’t planning to send federal immigration enforcement agents to polling locations during November’s congressional elections.

As Immigration and Customs Enforcement dramatically shrinks its network of detention facilities to focus on a small number of large warehouse jails, it’s approached sellers ranging from billionaires to asset managers and commercial real estate giants to make it happen.

President Donald Trump says he wants to shift the responsibility of handling disasters from the federal government to cities and states. But his administration quietly dismantled a division working towards that goal by making the public more prepared for snow, flooding and hurricanes.

The Pentagon escalated its ongoing dispute with Anthropic PBC on Thursday, making public a threat to effectively ban the artificial intelligence startup from the US military’s vast supply chain.

Noblis MSD LLC is cleared to perform an $81 million task order for engineering and hardware services to support US Navy destroyers, the Government Accountability Office said.

The Pentagon’s request that Anthropic allow the government to use the company’s AI technology “for all lawful purposes” is “simple” and “common-sense,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell says in a post on X.

A group of education advocacy and research nonprofits can proceed with claims that the US Department of Education violated its statutory obligations when it halted research and data collection activities by the Institute of Education Sciences.

The US Air Force rationally utilized price reasonableness techniques before awarding V2X Aerospace LLC a $4.3 billion contract for aircraft maintenance services, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

As Immigration and Customs Enforcement dramatically shrinks its network of detention facilities to focus on a small number of large warehouse jails, it’s approached sellers ranging from billionaires to asset managers and commercial real estate giants to make it happen.

Legislation conforming Indiana’s tax code to the exemptions on tipped and overtime income and car loan interest in President Trump’s 2025 tax law is headed to the desk of Gov. Mike Braun (R).

A woman previously convicted of stowing away on an international flight has been arrested in Italy after getting on a plane at Newark Liberty International Airportwithout a ticket, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Draft legislation amending the Toxic Substances Control Act released by a Senate committee Thursday makes substantial changes to the process the EPA uses to decide whether a new chemical can be made in or imported into the US.

Republican congressional candidates could benefit this November as the Trump administration seeks to speed transportation grants funded under his predecessor.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdanisaid he had a “productive” meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, as the pair discussed efforts to expand residential development.

Utah Republicans are seeking to reduce the footprint of a popular national monument in the state by using a law to reverse decisions made by previous Democratic administrations.