Tech companies are already pushing back against a South Carolina law enacted this week that will require them to offer new safety features to protect minors or face financial damages, Tonya Riley reports.

Staten Island stands apart from the rest of New York City in more ways than one. But its status as a Republican redoubt in a Democratic stronghold is under threat.

A Louisiana law imposing mandatory disclosures by organizations that help veterans file benefits claims and capping their compensation is unconstitutional, a federal court ruled.

Polymarket on Monday sued Massachusetts’ attorney general to preempt the state from shutting down its sports prediction contract markets, following the state’s preliminary win barring Kalshi’s sports wagers.

A US Forest Service oil and gas rule is drawing criticism from environmental groups, who say it prevents local national forest officials from restricting oil drilling in areas with endangered species and on other sensitive lands.

New York and New Jersey won a temporary court order blocking the Trump administration’s freeze on federal funds for the $16 billion Gateway tunnel under the Hudson River.

New York, Boston, San Francisco, and other cities and counties were pressed by a federal appeals court Monday to justify a lower court injunction preventing the Trump administration from imposing new grant funding conditions.

Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs LLC can proceed with a $49 million US Air Force task order for cyber readiness operations and weapons and tactics network defense operations, known as TRIPLECROWN II, the GAO said.

The US Defense Logistics Agency reasonably corrected its “misinterpretation” of a bid to provide a software update task order when it selected Oakland Consulting Group Inc.'s $130 million offer, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

The Trump administration says it aims to streamline the appeals process for federal workers contesting layoff decisions, under a proposal to move those cases from the Merit Systems Protection Board to the Office of Personnel Management.

When the Army expanded a Salesforce subsidiary’s contract last month, it sent a dramatic signal to IT services suppliers that federal agencies are moving ahead to consolidate contracting around original manufacturers.

More than 900 employees at Alphabet Inc.’s Google have signed a petition demanding that the company sever ties with the US Department of Homeland Security in the wake of the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts.

New York, Boston, San Francisco, and other cities and counties were pressed by a federal appeals court Monday to justify a lower court injunction preventing the Trump administration from imposing new grant funding conditions.

The Trump administration won a reprieve until Thursday to keep its freeze on federal funds for the $16 billion Gateway tunnel, as the federal government seeks an appeals court’s blessing to overturn a judge who ruled Friday the money should be released.

The Justice Department moved to toss Trump ally Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress conviction, potentially preventing the US Supreme Court from weakening the criminal statute for spurning Capitol Hill oversight.

Staten Island stands apart from the rest of New York City in more ways than one. But its status as a Republican redoubt in a Democratic stronghold is under threat.

Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted accomplice of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein refused on Monday to answer any questions from a House panel investigating Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation.

President Donald Trump’s call for Republicans to “nationalize” voting rules has revived a long-running constitutional debate over how much influence the federal government should have in US elections.