President Joe Biden‘s attribution of the SolarWinds Corp. supply chain attack to Russian nation-state actors signals a new chapter for the U.S. government in handling continued cyberthreats, attorneys and industry professionals say.

Legislative suggestions from House Republican staff to overhaul the regulation of technology companies such as Facebook and Google could draw bipartisan and industry support this Congress.

Lawmakers seeking to lower drug costs should take a comprehensive approach rather than focus solely on manufacturers’ pricing practices—a strategy that has only spurred disparities in the marketplace, policy analysts say.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is facing a copyright lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in Florida by a photographer who alleges unauthorized use of photos he took during Jackson’s college career at the University of Louisville.

Legislation expanding the size of the U.S. Supreme Court backed by progressives is getting a chilly reception from Democratic leaders in both chambers.

Bernie Madoff, who died in prison Wednesday, perpetrated a historic Ponzi scheme that has shaped the way courts treat such fraud and efforts to recover damages for victims.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will address the legal gray area of employers offering Covid-19 vaccination incentives, after lawmakers and employer groups requested the workplace civil rights agency weigh in.