A tax benefit used by private equity firms, hedge funds, and lawyers is the latest target for Democrats looking to solve New York City’s budget woes without alienating major voting blocs as they prepare for their primary election in June.

The second Simpsons movie, a reboot of the romantic comedy “13 Going on 30,” and a movie based on Walt Disney Co.'s television series “Phineas and Ferb” are among projects receiving the latest round of California film tax credit allocations announced Thursday.

A California state environmental regulator lacked the authority to appeal and deny a home developer’s permit, the state’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday, providing a check on the California Coastal Commission’s power.

The Republican National Committee lost its bid to invalidate a Michigan law allowing the spouses and children of state residents living overseas to cast absentee ballots.

Companies making products with PFAS should prepare for litigation, boycotts, and increased governmental oversight as the trickle of current public information about their products becomes a flood later this year.

Months after the Trump administration issued a freeze on work permits and other benefits for people from nearly 40 travel ban countries, immigrants are being forced out of jobs, losing apartments, and going without health care.

House appropriators moved the first two of twelve spending bills for fiscal 2027 through the full committee this week.

The US increased pressure on Iran with its naval blockade, as it seeks to get Tehran to agree to talks, while Israel and Lebanon are set to extend a ceasefire for three weeks.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says provincial liquor store bans on US alcohol can be resolved “quickly” if the Trump administration takes steps of its own to settle trade disputes.

President Donald Trump plans to nominate government contracting executive David Cummins to serve as administrator of the Transportation Security Administration.

Scott Kirby wants to run ‘the unequivocal best airline in history.’ Will merger talk, spiking fuel prices and turf wars get in the way?

Months after the Trump administration issued a freeze on work permits and other benefits for people from nearly 40 travel ban countries, immigrants are being forced out of jobs, losing apartments, and going without health care.

An unlikely assembly of social media activists and vaccine skeptics are joining forces with lawmakers and environmental advocacy groups in Washington to oppose the Trump administration’s recent actions on pesticides.

The Pentagon provided additional details for its proposed fiscal 2027 budget as Congress prepares to work on annual defense spending and authorization language in the coming months.

House appropriators moved the first two of twelve spending bills for fiscal 2027 through the full committee this week.

A tax benefit used by private equity firms, hedge funds, and lawyers is the latest target for Democrats looking to solve New York City’s budget woes without alienating major voting blocs as they prepare for their primary election in June.

The US Supreme Court would likely rule against the government on its reduction-in-force appeals rule in a hypothetical case, given legislative history and the court’s approaches to the major questions doctrine, says Tully Rinckey’s Michael Fallings.