A series of court decisions striking down state laws around access to independent pharmacies is raising questions about the impact for similar laws around the country.

States are leading the charge to combat data-driven pricing manipulation as federal regulators try to catch-up, potentially saddling companies with a patchwork of compliance obligations.

Florida Republicans head into a special legislative session next week with an opportunity to redraw congressional maps that could grow the GOP majority in the House. But members of Florida’s congressional delegation also are showing growing unease about how aggressive they should be.

North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature returns to session Tuesday at odds with the state’s Democratic governor—and itself—over whether to pause the state’s planned personal and corporate income tax cuts to address a potential $2.8 billion budget deficit in two years.

California’s privacy agency is seeking input from companies and consumers on whether new rules are needed to regulate the use of employee and job applicants’ personal data.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement received a strong rebuke from a federal judge over its decision to skip the environmental review process for a Maryland warehouse the agency plans to convert into a detention center.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer met with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday as the two countries prepare for a review of the North American trade pact, according to a readout of their meeting.

President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to provide federal funds for a wide range of energy projects, as his administration faces pressure to help curb rising oil, gasoline and electricity costs.

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement received a strong rebuke from a federal judge over its decision to skip the environmental review process for a Maryland warehouse the agency plans to convert into a detention center.

President Donald Trump’s executive order directing agencies to cancel federal contracts and subcontracts with businesses that engage in “racially discriminatory” diversity, equity, and inclusion activities violates the First Amendment, a new lawsuit alleges.

Big Easy Studios LLC failed to show that NASA breached a contract to make “big-budget Hollywood movies” at the agency’s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

NASA may not have new lunar spacesuits ready by the time the agency hopes to land humans back on the moon in 2028, according to a new US government audit.

The US is waiting on whether Iran will take part in a second round of talks before a ceasefire expires on Wednesday, with the sides deadlocked on how to end a war that’s engulfed the Middle East and triggered a growing energy crisis.

Lawmakers are continuing to debate how best to regulate prescription drug costs after President Donald Trump implemented pharmaceutical tariffs earlier this month.

President Donald Trump’s move to instruct the Homeland Security Department to pay its employees during its partial shutdown may backfire by leaving no sense of urgency for Congress to fund the agency.

Florida Republicans head into a special legislative session next week with an opportunity to redraw congressional maps that could grow the GOP majority in the House. But members of Florida’s congressional delegation also are showing growing unease about how aggressive they should be.

America’s year-long redistricting battles are nearing their end: Virginia voters on Tuesday will decide whether to give Democrats a three-seat boost in this year’s midterm election, while Florida Republicans will have the chance next week to counter with their own congressional map to even the score.

North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature returns to session Tuesday at odds with the state’s Democratic governor—and itself—over whether to pause the state’s planned personal and corporate income tax cuts to address a potential $2.8 billion budget deficit in two years.