A GAO report found coal operators dispute 40 percent of approved black lung claims and appeals take a median of three-plus years, while the Labor Department's mine safety arm has left a 2024 silica dust rule indefinitely unenforced pending litigation both sides agreed to pause.
The unanimous First Circuit ruling does not stop third-country deportations outright. It requires notice and a chance to object, a distinction DHS's general counsel says means the policy 'continues' for now, with a Supreme Court trip likely next.
Secret Service officers confiscated three reporters' badges at the gates within hours of Trump's Friday announcement. First Amendment lawyers say the administration already lost this exact fight once, in 2025, over the Associated Press.
The proposed board would need unanimous sign-off from budget director Russ Vought and NIH director Jay Bhattacharya before any of the agency's roughly $48 billion in annual grants goes out, reviving a political-review push Congress had just blocked.
The state's Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy told legislators this week it will send its first rule recommendations in October and November, built from what companies do inside a regulatory sandbox that lets them operate beyond current law.
A $620 million Pentagon loan to rare-earth magnet startup Vulcan Elements followed a $65 million funding round that included Donald Trump Jr.'s venture firm by about three months. Two senators and a House member are now demanding the Pentagon preserve records after ProPublica reported a White House adviser pushed staff to move fast.
A 2-justice dissent was all the Trump administration got. The Court's September 14 order leaves a nationwide injunction in place, meaning states keep running their existing mail-ballot procedures through November, not the Postal Service's new envelope and barcode requirements.
SINGAPORE, June 12 - President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a joint statement on Tuesday after the first meeting between a sitting U.S.
WASHINGTON, June 26 - The Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Constitution guarantees same-sex couples the right to marry in all 50 states, a decision that ends a decades long legal fight and requires every state to license and recognize those marriages.
WASHINGTON, June 28 - The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld most of President Obama's health care law, ruling 5-4 that the requirement for nearly every American to carry health insurance is allowed because it works as a tax.
WASHINGTON, May 2 - President Obama announced late Sunday night that American forces had killed Osama bin Laden, the founder of al Qaeda and the man behind the Sept.
