The U.S. Supreme Court Friday agreed to consider whether a Christian high school football coach’s practice of kneeling at the 50-yard line to pray after his team’s games in Washington state is a private religious act protected by the U.S. Constitution or conduct his employer had the right to prohibit.

The Supreme Court signaled trouble ahead for broad assertions of agency power – including efforts to address climate change— in its decision striking down President Joe Biden’s vaccine-or-test mandate.

The U.S. Supreme Court effectively killed President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 shot-or-test rule for large employers with its order blocking the measure, setting up the administration to withdraw the regulation or continue pointless litigation, legal observers said.

Health-care facilities across the U.S. must once again work toward complying with a Biden administration vaccine mandate, attorneys who advise hospitals and other medical providers said in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the requirement to move forward.

With so many rules and regulations, it can be hard to figure out what’s taxable—from found money to inheritances. Here’s a quick look at five sources of income that might be taxable—and five that are not.

Calls for restoring a national policy on Covid-19 paid sick leave are growing as omicron variant cases surge and major U.S. employers, including Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc., reduce the paid sick days employees can take for quarantine.