Tax incentives for data centers are under fire across the country as state lawmakers seek to repeal them or raise the bar to qualify for them, Daniel Moore reports.

Work on a $16 billion Hudson River rail-tunnel project that could ease congestion between New Jersey and Manhattan is set to come to a halt on Friday following the Trump administration’s decision last year to freeze its funding.

Arizona laws requiring people seeking abortions to wait 24 hours after an ultrasound examination, banning the use of telemedicine for pill-induced abortions, and forcing doctors to turn away patients based on their reasons for ending a pregnancy are unconstitutional, a state court said.

The second-largest transit system in the US is benefiting from municipal bond investors looking to put billions of dollars to work.

A Burger King franchise owner faces allegations that it violated Wisconsin’s child labor laws more than 1,600 times, including requirements for work permits and hour restrictions.

Some of the United States’ largest medical and adult-use marijuana growers and sellers schemed with each other to prevent smaller companies from gaining a foothold in Ohio dispensaries and keep prices high, the state’s attorney general said.

Perimeter Solutions LP is cleared to perform a $1.3 billion sole-source contract to supply aerial long-term fire retardant products to the US Forest Service because a rival company is unable to provide a qualified product, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

A Black man’s evidence his workplace, a Florida truck selling business, was rife with hostility against him and “all minorities” could support a harassment verdict in his favor, a divided Eleventh Circuit ruled Friday.

Amentum Mitie Pacific LLC is seeking to join a federal court protest of its US Navy contract for base operating support services at Navy Support Facility, Diego Garcia, located in the British-controlled Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean.

Construction of a $16 billion rail tunnel that would connect northern New Jersey with Midtown Manhattan is set to be put on hold if federal funding tied to the project isn’t resumed.

Strong Structural Steel Ltd. is barred from seeking over $11 million in damages from the Biden administration’s termination of a US-Mexico border wall project, because the company failed to adequately allege an unlawful government taking.

Gemini Tech Services LLC demonstrated that the US Army failed to comply with a May 2025 court order requiring reconsideration of initial offers in a procurement for logistics support services at the Redstone Arsenal, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

The Justice Department wants to stop White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles from testifying in a foreign lobbying case that dates to her tenure at Ballard Partners.

A Washington federal appeals court appeared skeptical that a court order blocking the Trump administration from freezing trillions of dollars in grant funds was still needed, after a Justice Department lawyer said the government would have “no conceivable reason” to do it again.

Rep. Mark Amodei (R-Nev.) announced he will retire from the House at the end of his term after serving more than a decade in Congress.

President Donald Trump deleted a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes from his social media platform after a bipartisan outcry, including from Tim Scott, the only Black Republican US senator.

Bill Barr’s litigation boutique is continuing its furious growth, as it adds two former Republican Virginia attorneys general, Jason Miyares and Richard Cullen, and four other top lawyers to its ranks.

The Trump administration’s sweeping changes to how federal workers are classified likely will harm the IRS’s ability to hire, and renew concerns that the agency could succumb to political pressures.