More California families would get tax relief under a bill introduced in the legislature Tuesday.

Top-earning households in Washington could be the first in the state to pay income tax under a new bill that takes aim at earnings over $1 million.

STATES are starting to take a hard look at how companies use personal data to set prices.

A Texas law requiring food or drinks containing one of 44 ingredients to bear a warning label likely violates free speech protections, a federal judge said during a hearing Tuesday, while also noting the law’s good intentions.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass used her State of the City address to effectively kick off her reelection campaign, highlighting the city’s recovery from last year’s deadly wildfires and casting LA as ready to host a run of global events.

A panel of Ninth Circuit judges on Tuesday questioned whether a national monument banning mining around the Grand Canyon had sufficiently harmed the Arizona State Legislature to give it standing to challenge the preserve in federal court.

The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.

President Donald Trump reiterated that the US and Iran are maintaining diplomatic talks, even after an earlier skirmish in the Arabian Sea spooked oil markets amid heightened tensions between the two countries.

USA Rare Earth Inc. has more than $3 billion in potential funding for its plans to build a domestic rare-earth and critical mineral supply chain, according to Chief Executive Officer Barbara Humpton.

Lawmakers cleared a spending bill that will fund the Labor Department’s contractor watchdog despite a drastic cut to its key responsibilities.

The Canadian government says it is working with the US Federal Aviation Administration, General Dynamics Corp. and Bombardier Inc. to address certification issues for some of Gulfstream’s private jet models after a complaint made by President Donald Trump.

The Seattle-based defense firm Overland AI Inc. has raised $100 million in new funding to help accelerate the use of robots and other autonomous systems across the US military’s ground forces.

More California families would get tax relief under a bill introduced in the legislature Tuesday.

A Washington federal judge appeared likely to find Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated a Democratic senator’s free speech rights by seeking to penalize him for criticizing the administration’s military actions.

Bioscience company Niagen on Tuesday sued the US Food and Drug Administration over the agency’s decision to allow the sale of new dietary supplements Niagen says will compete with its products.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told mining companies Tuesday the US is open for business when it comes to increasing domestic extraction and processing of critical minerals.

The top House Republican overseeing US export controls said he aims to ensure China doesn’t have access to powerful American artificial intelligence technology to boost its military and economy.

The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.