Ohio primary voters who head to the polls Tuesday won’t struggle to comprehend where some judges and judicial candidates stand on hot-button issues.

State laws mandating the information that businesses must put in employment ads are poised for expansion to address “ghost jobs” and AI in hiring, after five years of focusing largely on pay transparency.

Lawsuits from the country’s biggest proxy advisers are stacking up as a spat with Texas morphs into a multistate court battle.

Delta Dental will pay $2.25 million to New York state after allegations that inadequate policies and procedures led to the to theft of sensitive private information of consumers.

A federal wildlife agency no longer has to conduct a new study on imperiled species in the Gulf of Mexico after a federal judge rescinded his order due to the “God Squad” exemption of Gulf oil and gas activities from Endangered Species Act regulations.

An appeals court granted New Hampshire’s request to pause a judge’s earlier order preventing the state from ending its vehicle inspection and maintenance program, citing the likelihood the state will succeed in its legal fight with a contractor.

President Donald Trump said he was sticking with a naval blockade of Iranian ports amid concerns the vital Strait of Hormuz would not reopen anytime soon.

President Donald Trump pulled the nomination of wellness entrepreneur Casey Means to be US surgeon general and named Nicole Saphier, a radiologist, to replace her.

President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to make fixed-price agreements the default vehicle for government purchasing, shifting away from cost-reimbursement contracts that he said can lead to runaway spending.

Two top Republican lawmakers voiced fresh concern about the fate of President Donald Trump’s $1.5 trillion defense budget request, acknowledging the tough task they’ll face in passing the full amount given the lack of Democratic support and push back within their own party.

ConocoPhillips is warning of imminent “critical shortages” of oil for some nations as the Iran war that has crippled global energy flows enters its third month.

Novilo Technology Solutions LLC says US Customs and Border Protection made errors when it reviewed labor information before eliminating its bid and awarding IT contracts to two other companies under a $600 million procurement.

House appropriators are entering May with a third of their appropriations bills ready for the full chamber.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) have settled into a routine to navigate difficult politics: Johnson tells his members yes and Thune tells the House no.

The White House is buying time to continue the Iran war without approval from Congress, and Republicans are signaling they will give it. They don’t want to actively vote for an unpopular war, but also don’t want to cross Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump‘s push to expand retirement plan access for workers without employer-sponsored accounts shifts the spotlight onto the Treasury Department and lawmakers to turn the concept into reality and make it a long-term success.

A top Wall Street regulator is considering changes to a weekly report covering the position of traders just as prediction market exchanges and offshore venues start to offer more contracts in the oldest corner of the derivatives market.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a presidential permit authorizing the Bridger Pipeline expansion project meant to carry Canadian crude to Wyoming — the latest in years of back-and-forth over oil pipelines linking the countries.