A wave of data brokers have registered with California’s data deletion platform as they prepare to erase consumers’ personal information starting in August.

Ten state attorneys general pushed back against the EPA’s draft regulation to no longer allow fees to be waived or requests to be expedited for environmental justice-related public records requests under the Freedom of Information Act.

More than a dozen states have joined the legal fray against US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s sweeping vaccine policy changes by claiming they threaten the states’ efforts to encourage vaccinations among their populations.

World Cup host cities from Kansas City to Miami are sounding the alarm over delays in federal public-safety grants with only a few months left before millions of fans descend for the world’s largest sporting event.

An aggressive White House push on health policies — which advisers to President Donald Trump say is meant to rally potential “Make America Healthy Again” voters — risks stalling out as key parts of that coalition grow frustrated.

The town of Newburgh, NY, agreed to adopt a ranked-choice voting system as part of a settlement in a case alleging its system for electing board members dilutes the voting power of Black and Hispanic residents.

President Donald Trump directed US government agencies to stop using Anthropic PBC’s products, capping a feud between the artificial intelligence giant and the Pentagon over safeguards on its technology.

IERUS Technologies Inc. can proceed with a $514 million contract from the US Missile Defense Agency for radar system testing and analysis, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

Anthropic PBC and the Pentagon showed little sign of yielding in their standoff over safeguards for artificial intelligence, as the company gained support in Silicon Valley hours before a deadline for it to accept the government’s terms or face severe consequences.

Steampunk Inc. and IntelliBridge LLC are cleared to perform IT task orders worth hundreds of millions of dollars for US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the GAO said in a decision released Friday.

The Pentagon is poised to take unprecedented steps in its standoff with Anthropic PBC that risk touching off a massive legal fight with the $380 billion company and threaten to undermine Pentagon efforts to further adopt artificial intelligence.

A Tennessee medical system and others must continue to defend against a False Claims Act suit alleging they improperly received Medicare reimbursement payments.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Democrats will go to court to stop Donald Trump if he asserts federal power over elections, a threat the president has floated ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Facial recognition and license plate reading tools that Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other Department of Homeland Security personnel are using in sweeps infringe five patents owned by a Florida company covering systems for analyzing video data, a new federal lawsuit said.

President Donald Trump directed US government agencies to stop using Anthropic PBC’s products, capping a feud between the artificial intelligence giant and the Pentagon over safeguards on its technology.

Congress’ top Democrats are reviewing the latest proposal to fund the Department of Homeland Security as the shutdown closes out its second week.

The Trump administration will keep paying the Coast Guard’s military personnel, blunting the effects of the ongoing shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.

The IRS told employees it’s canceling the contract with its union, which represents roughly two-thirds of the agency, to align with President Donald Trump’s executive orders.