Florida’s spending on private and charter schools diverts money from public schools to the point it violates the state constitution, the state’s largest teachers union alleges.

Donald Trump wiped out multiple Indiana Republican lawmakers who defied his order to redraw the state’s congressional map, underscoring the president’s clout and his bruising efforts to extract revenge against dissidents in his own party.

Hut 8 Corp., a cryptocurrency miner that is shifting to developing artificial intelligence data center capacity, has signed a lease worth at least $9.8 billion over 15 years to provide computing power to a “high-investment-grade company.”

A tug-of-war is playing out in a uniquely Utah fight over whether a dirt track road scratched out of the desert by Mormon settlers more than 140 years ago should be smoothed out for travelers. Some public lands advocates see the issue as a proxy battle for the surrounding monument, one with implications that could reach far beyond Lake Powell.

Anticipating the partisan gerrymandering lawsuits challenging Gov. Ron DeSantis’ latest chop-up of Florida’s congressional map, the Republicans have had one main defense: that part of their state constitution is unconstitutional.

Labor groups tied to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the AFL-CIO have leveraged concerns over job losses, road safety, and local control to block proposals this year in statehouses nationwide that would benefit autonomous vehicle developers.

The suspension of a short-lived US plan to guide vessels through the Strait of Hormuz has underscored the difficulty of securing the narrow waterway and left shipowners grappling for credible workarounds.

Metal exports from China, especially aluminum, are getting a significant lift from the war in the Middle East, which has cut regional supplies while boosting demand for clean-tech products as fossil fuel prices soar.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. appears to have been able to export a second liquefied natural gas shipment through the Strait of Hormuz, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, even as the Iran war halts most traffic.

African ports are capturing only a fraction of shipping rerouted around the continent’s southern tip after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, underscoring their limited ability to turn global trade disruptions into gains.

The State Department has approved Ukraine’s request to purchase up to $374 million worth of GPS-guided bomb kits, according to an announcement Tuesday.

Pfizer Inc. chief executive Albert Bourla praised the Trump administration’s latest pick to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after vaccine policy was upended in the past year.

Donald Trump wiped out multiple Indiana Republican lawmakers who defied his order to redraw the state’s congressional map, underscoring the president’s clout and his bruising efforts to extract revenge against dissidents in his own party.

Microsoft Corp. may shelve one of the industry’s most ambitious clean-energy targets as it tries to remove hurdles that could hold it back in the race to power data centers, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

President Donald Trump demonstrated his sway over the Republican party base in a deep red state after he supported a group of challengers to Indiana’s state senators who had defied the president by refusing his push for redistricting.

One of the most powerful pharmaceutical lobbying groups in Washington is launching a new seven-figure advertising blitz targeting a federal drug discount program that has ballooned in recent years.

Republican state lawmakers are rushing to eliminate Democratic districts from their voting maps after the Supreme Court restricted use of the Voting Rights Act to create majority-minority districts.

State tax frameworks, immigration, firearms, and emerging commercial areas — such as prediction markets and cannabis — were common themes among the second group of states to wrap up their legislative sessions this year.