“There’s an exceptionalism in terms of democracy, women, [and the] law in these reproductive cases,” says Georgetown Law ...

Donald Trump's hush money trial wrapped up for the week on Tuesday, capped off with an appearance by the former president ...

Creating strange bedfellows and puzzling court observers, the court's six-member conservative bloc united to pause a lower ...

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The U.S. Labor Department recently published an overtime rule that amends the regulations established under the Fair Labor Standards Act governing exemptions from minimum wage and overtime pay ...

Questions remain on how criminal law enforcement will be able to police the improper use of AI. That task will be ...

The U.S.'s National Nuclear Security Administration announced last week it had carried out a sub-critical nuclear test.

The attorney representing Milagros Encarnacion, a pedestrian hit by a post office vehicle, argued that a letter from an insurance company — seeking reimbursement for $10,000 of her medical expenses — ...

Corporations are weaponizing the First Amendment to argue they don’t have to comply with regulations they oppose. Referencing ...

This decision is notable, as it concerns the application of the printed matter doctrine to a digital communication. The claims at issue in the case related to a tunnel client access point capable of ...