Virginia and D.C. Take Trump Arch Fight to Federal Court
Virginia and Washington, D.C. ask a federal court to halt construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch.
Virginia and Washington, D.C. ask a federal court to halt construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch.
The midterm elections could alter U.S. health policy, congressional oversight and the direction of the federal health infrastructure.
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson receive one-place grid penalties after an unacceptable practice collision at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
A California federal judge temporarily barred the DOJ from threatening election officials with prosecution over noncitizen voting claims.
Pregnant unaccompanied migrant minors in federal care in South Texas have had to leave the state for medical treatment, including abortions.
Gilead will pay $45M to settle Texas Medicaid kickback claims tied to nurse outreach and physician support programs.
With elections on October 27, voters prioritise conscription, the economy and accountability over the October 7 attack.
A Suffolk County jury awarded scientist David Sabatini $6 million, closing a civil suit tied to his 2021 ousting from a research institute.
Arlington County sued to halt a proposed 250-foot triumphal arch approved by the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, citing safety and tourism concerns.
A family transfers home and life savings into a relative’s name to buy a $3M compound. Legal and practical steps for concerned relatives.