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Johnson & Johnson is looking to dismiss the sprawling multidistrict litigation that alleges the company’s talc products caused cancer.
Emcasco Insurance Co. ended its lawsuit against a Texas-based stone slab distributor over liability coverage for litigation brought by a fabrication worker who allegedly died from exposure to silica contained in stone products.
Lawmakers’ push to amend the Toxic Substances Control Act is being met with far less consensus on potential changes than 10 years ago, when Congress first overhauled the law.
A common flame retardant used for commercial, industrial, and consumer purposes presents few unreasonable risks, the EPA said in a draft evaluation released Friday.
The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps need to spend an additional $13.7 billion through 2031 to boost declining readiness rates of the F-35 jet, the world’s biggest weapons program, the Pentagon told congressional auditors.
Planned Parenthood challenged Alaska’s ban on telehealth abortion services, arguing restrictions violate the state’s constitution.
The Ninth Circuit on Thursday affirmed the denial of attorneys’ fees for plaintiffs who fought to break up the planned—and later abandoned—$24.6 billion merger between US grocers
Environmental groups failed to prove two states approved a Mountain Valley Pipeline extension without proper explanation, a federal appeals panel said Thursday.
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. settled a lawsuit brought by Ohio’s attorney general that alleged it improperly handled waste and radioactive equipment on its property in Cleveland.

The EPA says more than 600 PFAS chemicals are in the marketplace in the U.S. While states are racing to regulate PFAS, while the federal government lags.
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