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Allegations have surfaced suggesting potential retaliation against union members who dissented.

Transportation Department announced the new rules for airlines in April as part of ongoing efforts to protect consumers from hidden fees.

The GOP candidate suggested he could block the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind project that’s set to feature 157 turbines.

Rules will negatively impact the economy and put extra pressure on power grids, according to the lawsuit.

The 18 states argue that the EEOC overstepped its legal authority when it issued new sexual harassment guidance.

New rates will apply to all federal education loans issued on or after July 1, 2024.

Man who claimed he had ties to a militia group was seen on security camera footage pouring gasoline onto three unmarked Supreme Court Police vehicles.

Researchers examined health data to look for which medicine doctors prescribed children with COVID-19.

‘The legislature has explicitly tasked me with ensuring that only eligible citizens can register and vote,’ Ohio’s secretary of state said.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a consumer alert regarding a series of tax scams.

The White House called the bill ‘a misguided reaction to a deliberate distortion of the Administration’s approach to Israel.’

On May 14, three states—Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia—held primary contests for Democrats and Republicans.

Mr. Biden’s lawyers argue he is not to blame for an overlap with separate legal proceedings in Delaware.

State Attorney General wins hotly contested four-way race to succeed term-limited, U.S. Senate-bound Gov. Jim Justice in state’s May 14 primary.

The Justice Department will decide by July 7 whether it will prosecute Boeing after the company violated a 2021 settlement with the U.S. government.

Joining Kansas in the legal action are the attorneys general for Alaska, Utah, and Wyoming.

Trone will now face off against former Gov. Larry Hogan for a seat that could determine which party controls the Senate.

Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District could be an Electoral College maverick by giving its vote to Democrats for the third time in history in November.

Derrick Evans’ campaign fails to unseat three-term incumbent in one district while State Treasurer tops crowded field vying for open seat in the other.