State lawmakers skeptical of federal guidance on fluoride in water are proposing limits or bans on community fluoridation, a decades-long practice credited with reductions in dental decay across the country.
Retiree Frank Deni wanted to cut expenses at his California home in 2023 by installing solar panels. He chose SunPower Corp., one of the largest US solar companies, which offered a 25-year “complete confidence” warranty.
States say they’re seeing federal grants freeze and unfreeze with little predictability after the Trump administration dammed up two of former President Joe Biden’s major climate laws.
Ohio asked a federal appeals court Thursday to review additional guidance the Environmental Protection Agency published for the “Good Neighbor” ozone rule.
Pennsylvania urged a federal court Thursday to force the Trump Administration to lift its freeze of billions of dollars in federal funds the state says it can’t access.
The Energy Department is seeking to bring back nuclear energy specialists after abruptly telling hundreds of workers that their jobs were eliminated, according to two people familiar with the matter.
The Trump administration has approved a Texas port capable of shipping 1 million barrels of oil a day proposed by
Lawsuits against the Trump administration have put four US courts with a majority of Democrat-appointed judges at the center of fights over the onslaught of executive actions roiling the US government.
The Environmental Protection Agency said Friday it had fired 388 workers, part of a wave of terminations across the federal government this week spurred by
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The EPA’s biggest union filed two grievances with the agency on Friday, challenging the Trump administration’s termination of remote work and telework.
Cannon Air Force Base may be liable for damage resulting from some PFAS releases in New Mexico, but more information is needed to decide liability at other military bases, a judge said during oral arguments about whether the government can be sued under a federal tort statute.
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Two Democrats fired by President Donald Trump from the nation’s top independent intelligence and privacy oversight watchdog retained law firm Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP for potential legal action in response to their terminations.
After a senior Justice Department official ordered that the corruption case against
The Federal Trade Commission’s new chairman said he is putting distance between the agency and the American Bar Association, a move that follows the group’s condemning of early actions taken by the Trump administration.
The Corporate Transparency Act, which would require millions of American businesses to report information on their beneficial owners, is both onerous and unconstitutional, two small business owners told a federal judge in Texas.
The California State Bar is offering participants registered for the February exam a chance to withdraw and get a refund, acknowledging a messy launch of its new test and conflicting instructions leading up to the Feb. 25 testing start date.
SCOTUSblog founder Tom Goldstein lost a bid to substitute different collateral for his appearance bond, when court said Friday his marital residence was necessary to ensure he doesn’t flee.
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