Gov. Ron DeSantis will soon appoint a sixth state supreme court justice. No other governor has appointed more than four. The ...

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Abby Tighe, executive director for the National Public Health Coalition, who was previously terminated in February, agreed ...

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Pockets of frustration from corporate America have become more visible recently. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce sued the administration over its plans to start charging $100,000 for H-1B visas for ...

The United States has signaled that it wants to take a fresh look at the legal tools used to identify and prosecute terrorist groups. Its most recent move ...

By Jonathan Shorman Stateline The U.S. Department of Justice has sent a confidential draft agreement to more than a dozen states that would require election officials to remove any alleged ineligible ...

In November, the General Assembly’s First Committee, adopted a resolution that looks at the risks of integrating AI into nuclear weapons.

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Steve Biskupic, one of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan's top defense attorneys and the former U.S. Attorney, says her ...

In Canada, physician-assisted suicide is available even to people who aren’t suffering from terminal illnesses. In the ...

Japan is a showcase for universal health care, and what we’re losing in GOP attacks on the Affordable Care Act.