Texas’ state-level immigration arrest and deportation law is likely to be blocked again by a federal judge, who said at a Wednesday hearing that he still believes the law encroaches on the federal government’s sole authority to regulate the border.

The Trump administration is threatening to withhold Medicaid funds from all fifty states if they fail to comply with federal anti-fraud statutes, marking the latest escalation in a battle over healthcare dollars.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is barred from requesting the National Collegiate Athletic Association perform mandatory sex-verification testing on all student athletes, a state court said, but his deceptive trade claims survived.

The US Supreme Court over the past two decades has said over and over that federal judges must generally avoid making decisions that alter election rules close to an election, out of fear of confusing voters.

Trade groups representing advertising and marketing giants urged California’s privacy agency not to pursue new auditing requirements for brokers using artificial intelligence.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s communications chief is departing the agency after a year, the second senior US health official to exit in two days.

US oil refiners are sending more jet fuel overseas than at any time in history as airlines around the world struggle to cope with the Strait of Hormuz closure.

The oil jetties at Iran’s Kharg Island were once again empty on Tuesday, curbing the nation’s ability to export crude, satellite images collected by Bloomberg show.

The first rule when dealing with China is to know which chips are too precious to bargain away. Here’s hoping President Donald Trump recognizes that Taiwan is one of them.

Perfectus Aluminum Inc., Perfectus Aluminum Acquisitions LLC, and four affiliated warehousing companies agreed to pay nearly $550 million to resolve allegations they violated the False Claims Act by knowingly evading antidumping and countervailing duties owed on aluminum extrusions imported from China.

University of Rochester Medical Center and a former pathologist resolved a retaliation suit alleging URMC violated the False Claims Act by firing her for calling attention to federal grant fraud.

The US House of Representatives passed legislation to allow year-round, nationwide sales of higher-ethanol E15 gasoline, handing a long-sought win to farm groups eager to boost demand for swelling corn supplies.

The respiratory virus behind a deadly outbreak on a cruise ship is showing no sign of mutating to become more contagious, European health officials said, as a US patient initially treated as a potential hantavirus case has been cleared of infection.

House Republicans Wednesday advanced a $77.3 billion package to fund the Departments of Commerce and Justice, as well as science-related agencies, for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1.

The Justice Department is trying to fend off local disciplinary proceedings in Washington against a key ally of President Donald Trump during his challenge of the 2020 election results.

Senators beat back a legislative bid from Democrats to restore Consumer Financial Protection Bureau restrictions on medical debt collections, overdraft programs, and predatory lending against military personnel and their families.

A lawyer is leading the FDA for the first time, after President Donald Trump‘s selection Tuesday of Kyle Diamantas to serve as acting commissioner after Marty Makary resigned.