The chief justice’s opinion hinged on a legal principle called the “major questions doctrine” — the same doctrine that was used repeatedly to block the Biden administration’s regulations and orders.

Public information site publishes a national overview of unclaimed money programs and expands its online portal with ...

The following is the Feb. 10, 2026, Government Accountability Office testimony on the report, Osprey Aircraft: Additional ...

Updated on Feb. 20 at 4:21 p.m. In a major ruling on presidential power, the Supreme Court on Friday struck down the sweeping ...

Europe’s busiest destinations are shifting from “more tourists” to “manage the crowds” with day-entry fees, cruise scheduling ...

College football eligibility is no longer determined solely by the NCAA but increasingly in courtrooms around the country, producing varying results and a patchwork of blurred rules ...

In January 2026, São Tomé and Príncipe officially issued its first passport under citizenship by investment programme.

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YouTube launches Outside Tonight, a live late-night series built for the digital age, signaling a bold reinvention of a struggling TV genre.

In recent years, technology companies and health systems insisted large language models would assist and support clinicians, not replace them. They're already wrong.

Sheryl Davis, the former executive director of San Francisco’s Human Rights Commission, has invoked her Fifth Amendment right as City Hall ethics staff press a formal administrative case against her.