A federal judge temporarily blocked Texas state troopers from enforcing the governor’s order to stop anyone who isn’t in law enforcement from transporting migrants along the Texas border. The judge’s order, in effect until Aug. 13, also temporarily prevents troopers from pulling over and impounding any vehicle suspected of transporting migrants who might have Covid-19.

A state appellate court in San Francisco on Tuesday questioned whether a former GitHub Inc. attorney is able to show she was paid less than similarly situated coworkers to support her equal pay claims against the internet hosting company.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended a ban evictions in areas of the country with substantial and high transmission of coronavirus on Tuesday, after a firestorm of criticism from Democrats following the lapse of a previous moratorium on Saturday.

The San Jacinto River Authority lost its bid Tuesday to have the Fifth Circuit shut down a challenge by two private utilities to its groundwater fees after a federal judge in Houston let the case move forward.

The USDA relied on flimsy evidence when finding that an executive at a produce distributor was actively involved in his company’s failure to pay suppliers, the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday.

President Joe Biden called on Andrew Cuomo to resign after the release of a state report finding that the New York governor sexually harassed multiple women, created a “climate of fear” in his office and violated federal and state laws.