Democrats may be as far as ever from seeing President Donald Trump’s tax returns.
Read More »Texas lets abortions resume in compromise
Texas said clinics can once again offer all legal abortion services so long as they stick to their promise not to accept publicly provided medical masks, gloves and gowns for the duration of the coronavirus crisis.
Read More »U.S. Supreme Court: Unanimous jury verdict required to convict
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution requires jurors to be unanimous before criminal defendants can be convicted of a serious crime.
Read More »Trump urged to limit patent rights amid pandemic
Medical device makers and scientists around the world are waiving their intellectual property rights to encourage companies to restore depleted stockpiles of emergency equipment and develop new tests and treatments for the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read More »Court notices carry new risks amid virus outbreak
Even in the best of the times, not many people are happy to see a process server.
Read More »NRA sues New York governor over closure of gun stores
The National Rifle Association sued New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for closing gun shops during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read More »Release asylum seekers during outbreak, groups say
Thousands of asylum seekers locked up in U.S. immigration centers in the Deep South should be released immediately to protect them from the coronavirus.
Read More »Goldman forces women into arbitration in gender-bias case
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. can force more than 1,000 women suing the bank over gender-bias claims into arbitration.
Read More »Embassy hostages sue JPMorgan over Rockefeller role
Americans taken hostage in the 1979 siege of the U.S. Embassy in Iran sued JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Read More »Schumer says he regrets words blasting Kavanaugh, Gorsuch
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Thursday he regretted the words he used the previous day to blast two Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices.
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