Democratic lawmakers, with President Joe Biden’s support, are drawing up details of a plan to tax billionaires and other ultra-high earners after Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s opposition to raising the rate on corporations sank a key funding component for a multitrillion-dollar social-spending package.

Arizona’s Republican attorney general expanded his legal challenge to the Biden administration’s new Covid-19 vaccine requirements, both sharpening and broadening his allegations in an amended complaint filed Friday.

It’s now the highest grossing firm in the world, and maintaining an army of second-class partners is key to its success. Is it inevitable that other elite firms follow this model?

Clarence Thomas’ quest to cement conservative principles into U.S. Supreme Court precedent could soon pay off, as he marks his 30th anniversary as a justice.

The SEC faces a legal fight over its efforts to encourage diversity on corporate boards, but an agency focus on disclosure over quotas would complicate conservative activists’ arguments.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett requested limited access be given during her remarks at a September event at a University of Louisville center named in honor of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell at which she blamed media “hot takes” for the court’s declining public reputation.