The U.S. Supreme Court gave environmentalists a partial win on the scope of the Clean Water Act.
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The head of the U.K. family court division said that all hearings should be held remotely.
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Roger Stone’s sentencing on Thursday is shaping up as a test of judicial independence.
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The biggest recovery ever from an American anti-corruption crackdown is proving lucrative for former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Read More »J&J says no asbestos found in baby powder
Johnson & Johnson said that multiple lab tests found no sign of asbestos in a recalled lot of baby powder.
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Joe Arpaio, once known as “America’s toughest sheriff,” isn’t content to be the first recipient of a criminal pardon from President Donald Trump.
Read More »DLA Piper partner who said she was assaulted is put on leave
The DLA Piper partner who accused a senior colleague of sexually assaulting her has been placed on leave.
Read More »Boeing’s Lion Air crash lawsuits may move to Indonesia
A federal judge in Chicago signaled he may let dozens of lawsuits against Boeing Co. over the crash of a Lion Air plane be resolved in Indonesia.
Read More »Supreme Court mulls status of N.Y. gun case
As mass shootings revive the U.S. debate over gun policy, the Supreme Court is weighing whether to go forward with a Second Amendment showdown for ...
Read More »Supreme Court backs cross in Maryland intersection
A ruling that bolsters the government’s power to display religious symbols on public property.
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