A group of lawyers wading back into the fight over President Donald Trump’s executive orders against law firms remained anonymous in their latest effort.

Federal regulators escalated the legal fight over who should control the rapidly growing prediction market industry by suing states cracking down on the platforms, signaling a new front that could push the dispute toward the Supreme Court or prompt Congress to act.

Plaintiffs’ attorneys for 401(k) savers are scouring a new Department of Labor alternative asset proposal to spot litigation potential if more plans venture beyond typical public markets.

“Investment innovation is a virtue, not a vice” under fiduciary law. So said Lori Chavez-DeRemer, the US secretary of labor, in this week’s landmark announcement that the company-offered pension plans her department oversees can start to invest in alternative assets, like private credit, private equity, infrastructure and cryptocurrencies.

The Trump administration is moving to strip education requirements and create skills-based tests in hundreds of federal jobs as it seeks to reshape the civil service to be younger and more accessible to workers without a college degree.

Kentucky would become the first state in the country to tax prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket under a broad tax bill headed to the desk of Gov. Andy Beshear (D).

President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting college sports, seeking to put his imprint on a multibillion industry whose landscape has dramatically shifted in recent years.

The Dallas Mavericks can redeem the interest of the Dallas Stars in the American Airlines Center sports arena, a business court judge ruled, because the hockey team maintained its offices outside the city.

A French container ship and a Japanese-owned tanker have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, in what appear to be the first such transits since the war in Iran shuttered the crucial waterway.

President Donald Trump’s executive orders directing the EEOC to investigate big law firms for race-based programs and policies violate the commission’s procedures, a group of former officials from the civil rights agency said in an amicus brief.

A group of lawyers wading back into the fight over President Donald Trump’s executive orders against law firms remained anonymous in their latest effort.

Federal regulators escalated the legal fight over who should control the rapidly growing prediction market industry by suing states cracking down on the platforms, signaling a new front that could push the dispute toward the Supreme Court or prompt Congress to act.

A group of lawyers wading back into the fight over President Donald Trump’s executive orders against law firms remained anonymous in their latest effort.

Modern digital content identification techniques are dividing federal appeals courts on whether the Fourth Amendment’s private-search exception applies when law enforcement probes for illegal content in unopened online files received from private third parties.

A federal judge in Maryland refused to dismiss a putative class action lawsuit accusing Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and the IRS of failing to prevent the massive leak of taxpayer information orchestrated by former contractor Charles Littlejohn.

Some of the undocumented immigrants who were separated from their family members during President Donald Trump’s first term in office have been detained again and are being held in violation of a 2023 federal court settlement, the ACLU said in a court filing.

The Trump administration’s fiscal 2027 budget request proposes initial steps to privatize the Transportation Security Administration.

Lawmakers have until April 20 to reauthorize a contentious electronic surveillance law, renewing debate over national security needs versus civil liberties and privacy concerns.

Ohio’s attorney general has asked to intervene in a challenge to a new state law that requires THC-derived beverages and other “intoxicating hemp” products to be sold only at dispensaries.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting college sports, seeking to put his imprint on a multibillion industry whose landscape has dramatically shifted in recent years.

A Michigan road construction company couldn’t convince a federal appeals court Friday that a dispute over its workers’ benefit plans belonged in court instead of before the National Labor Relations Board.

The Dallas Mavericks can redeem the interest of the Dallas Stars in the American Airlines Center sports arena, a business court judge ruled, because the hockey team maintained its offices outside the city.

President Donald Trump’s executive orders directing the EEOC to investigate big law firms for race-based programs and policies violate the commission’s procedures, a group of former officials from the civil rights agency said in an amicus brief.

Maine convinced a panel of First Circuit judges to reverse a lower court order pausing enforcement of the state’s three-day waiting period on firearm sales while it faces a constitutional challenge.