Companies making products with PFAS should prepare for litigation, boycotts, and increased governmental oversight as the trickle of current public information about their products becomes a flood later this year.

Florida’s special session that begins Tuesday will test Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis’ influence at home and set a standard for how far GOP-led states may go in shaping artificial intelligence policy ahead of the midterms.

Virginia Democratic lawmakers reconvening for a special session Thursday remain at loggerheads over whether to extend sales tax exemptions for data centers that have proliferated across the state.

Tennessee has paid out more than $1.43 billion to thousands of businesses under the state’s one-time franchise tax refund program, a senior Department of Revenue official said Wednesday.

Virginia will launch a state-run paid family and medical leave program allowing workers to take off up to 12 weeks annually, after state lawmakers agreed with Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s (D) changes to the legislation.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick are testifying on Capitol Hill this week, defending the trade policy that President Donald Trump has rolled out during the past year.

A proposed change to how the Department of Labor determines joint employer classification is primed to withstand the kind of judicial review that struck down its predecessor from the first Trump administration.

The US military said it intercepted two Iranian oil supertankers that tried to evade its blockade as Washington continues to stymie the Islamic Republic’s shipping and Tehran threatens vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

Congressional Democrats who called on US service members to refuse illegal orders in a viral video urged a federal appeals court to preserve military veterans’ free speech rights, throwing their support behind an Arizona senator in his lawsuit against the Pentagon.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the US might have to take action against Canada over its rejection of American wine and spirits.

USA Rare Earth Inc.’s $2.8 billion acquisition of Brazil’s Serra Verde Group is a step toward US independence from China for rare earth metals, said Chief Executive Officer Barbara Humpton.

Senate Republicans are on a collision course with many of their House counterparts over whether to use their most powerful legislative tool — a funding bill Democrats can’t stop — to narrowly fund the Homeland Security department or to go big and try one last election-year push on affordability.

The Trump administration is weighing changes to how it regulates food allergens as consumers with celiac disease call for an update and food manufacturers urge caution.

The White House is angling its midterm election strategy to focus on Democrats’ biggest vulnerabilities leading into November.

Concerns about rising fuel prices are driving California regulators to scale back proposed rules for the state’s cap-and-trade greenhouse gas reduction program.

Florida’s special session that begins Tuesday will test Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis’ influence at home and set a standard for how far GOP-led states may go in shaping artificial intelligence policy ahead of the midterms.

Virginia Democratic lawmakers reconvening for a special session Thursday remain at loggerheads over whether to extend sales tax exemptions for data centers that have proliferated across the state.