Lawmakers in at least five states are considering legislation placing new taxes on manufacturers and dealers of firearms and ammunition as a strategy for addressing gun violence, following a model established by California and Colorado in 2024.

Lawyers fighting over President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting four major law firms aired conflicting positions Monday for how the appeals court should handle the cases going forward.

US power grids are under mounting pressure following a winter storm that unleashed deep cold and heavy snow and ice from Texas to Maine, driving up heating demand and raising the risk of blackouts.

An unsuccessful EB-5 visa program applicant is entitled to $500,000 from Alliance Reentry Centers PBC and a subsidiary for breaching a settlement agreement they made to avoid a lawsuit over his investment, a federal court ruled.

A former Citigroup Inc. wealth management executive sued the firm, alleging that she faced sexual harassment from one of the bank’s top leaders, Andy Sieg.

Tom Goldstein, the high-profile lawyer on trial for criminal tax and loan false statement charges, claims the government failed to turn over “critical exculpatory evidence.”