President Donald Trump got much of what he wanted in the two U.S. Supreme Court justices he appointed. It just wasn’t enough in a term that showed how hard it is to tip the court’s balance.

Harvard University’s legal battle with the Trump administration over a new government rule barring visas for foreign students taking online-only classes in the U.S. features some all-nighter deadlines.

The federal government must deploy a targeted strategy to ensure minority communities most susceptible to the coronavirus have free and easy access to testing, health-care advocates told a House subcommittee.

The National Labor Relations Board’s in-house union has called upon the agency to rescind its new guidelines for conducting in-person union elections during the coronavirus pandemic, complaining the protocols were developed unilaterally and put agency staff and the public at risk.

A federal trial judge in Indiana blocked what was set to be the first federal execution in 17 years scheduled for July 13, saying the government didn’t properly take into account victim family members’ concerns of attending the execution during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hospitals in rural areas or those that serve a large share of uninsured or poor patients will have access to some $4 billion in targeted aid to battle Covid-19, the HHS announced Friday.