Georgia Republicans are considering redrawing the state’s congressional map before the 2028 election, locking in political advantages while they still control the state’s mapmaking process.

Two trade groups and a law firm are pushing the Multistate Tax Commission to refine its proposed framework governing how states source partnership income across multiple jurisdictions.

An Oregon law violates the constitution by barring out-of-state banks from issuing to its residents loans that violate the state’s interest rate caps, banks and financial technology companies say in a new lawsuit.

The National Rifle Association of America and several other firearm rights groups and advocates claim Michigan’s firearm licensing regime violates the Second Amendment.

Democrats running in the reddest districts on this cycle’s map are warning their party not to blow a rare pickup opportunity by turning the midterms into a referendum on President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in an effort to bolster delivery of weapons whose stockpiles critics say have been strained by the war in Iran and other conflicts.

Rare-earth refiner Phoenix Tailings Inc. received a conditional $500 million loan from the Pentagon, the latest White House deal to boost production of rare-earth elements in the US.

The NAACP’s attempt to shut down gas-fired turbines that power data centers that support xAI’s Grok chatbot threatens national security and must be dismissed, the Justice Department said in a Mississippi federal court filing.

President Donald Trump would be directed to end the US military campaign against Iran that began on Feb. 28 under S. J. Res. 172.

The US government’s landlord agency has tallied more than $25.8 billion in maintenance needs for federal buildings, a state of decrepitude that is undercutting President Donald Trump’s bid to sell off government property.

JG Contracting can defend its $525 million award to provide construction services to the US Space Force from West Pacific-CMCS JV’s protest, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

Federal employee unions challenging the Trump administration’s use of a “loyalty question” in hiring processes have asked a federal appeals court to direct a district court judge to rule on their lawsuit.

The US and Iran are preparing to formally sign their interim peace deal in Switzerland on Friday, with both sides claiming victory and oil traders and shippers unsure over how quickly the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened.

President Donald Trump would be directed to end the US military campaign against Iran that began on Feb. 28 under S. J. Res. 172.

Expanding biofuel demand is a “powerful catalyst” to restore profitability to American farms, according to a new study, as harvests balloon and lawmakers consider broadening the market for corn-based ethanol.

An interim US-Iran deal to end their months-long war and potentially fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz is likely to trigger a rush of grain imports to nations in the Persian Gulf after months of reliance on longer, less efficient routes.