Alaska officials can disclose ConocoPhillips’ exploratory data for oil and gas wells in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday reversing a lower court.

State and federal courts in Tennessee ruled against challenges to the state’s new congressional map, dealing another blow to advocates who sought to scuttle Republicans’ efforts to eliminate the state’s sole majority-Black district.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a much-awaited proposal to gradually eliminate property taxes on the vast majority of primary homes in the state, a measure that would transform the way the state finances itself.

New York lawmakers are set to approve a new tax on second homes to raise $500 million for New York City after weeks of debate between city and state officials over how to structure it.

The failed effort exposed deeper tensions inside the GOP over how aggressively lawmakers should pursue redistricting ahead of the 2026 elections, and how much influence national Republicans should wield over a process traditionally handled inside the statehouse.

Mentions of Georgia provoked a frosty reception among sales tax experts who gathered this month in an Oval Office-themed hotel ballroom in Grand Rapids, Mich.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon is on the hunt for his next big deal.

Global goods trade buffeted for three months by supply disruptions faces a possible demand jolt that keeps boosting seaborne freight costs before the usual restocking race in the third quarter.

Vector CSP LLC can perform a $59 million task order to provide the US Air Force with non-personal knowledge-based services in support of air combat command activities, the GAO said in a decision released Tuesday.

Cummins Inc.'s $1.6 million settlement earned a federal judge’s final blessing, resolving investor allegations the company concealed it was flouting emissions standards by making some engines with unauthorized “defeat devices.”

Oxford Federal LLC reached a settlement with the federal government in a dispute concerning costs under a US Army Corps of Engineers contract to rehabilitate a taxiway at an Israeli air force base.

SBK Capital LLC and other investment firms say the Justice Department must stop investigations into whether they violated the False Claims Act by improperly receiving loans under Paycheck Protection Program.

The Justice, Homeland Security, and Defense departments were ordered by a federal judge to speed up processing records requests by the Democratic National Committee pertaining to the potential deployment of federal agents at polling stations in November.

Former BP Plc Chairman Albert Manifold says he was fired without warning or explanation and will challenge the company’s version of events, deepening the turmoil around the UK oil major’s latest leadership change.

President Donald Trump said he was “not satisfied” in negotiations with Iran to end their almost three-month war, damping expectations for an imminent breakthrough.

GOP Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who beat Sen. John Cornyn in a runoff Tuesday, will come to Washington next week for a fundraising jaunt featuring Sen. Ted Cruz, according to an invitation sent to lobbyists Wednesday morning.

State and federal courts in Tennessee ruled against challenges to the state’s new congressional map, dealing another blow to advocates who sought to scuttle Republicans’ efforts to eliminate the state’s sole majority-Black district.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a much-awaited proposal to gradually eliminate property taxes on the vast majority of primary homes in the state, a measure that would transform the way the state finances itself.