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Texas's law requiring app store age verification for children can set the online safety standard for American youth if the courts allow it to stand.

The road to reconciliation seemingly began in January, when Cohen announced that he "felt compelled and coerced" by attorneys to testify against Trump.

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals has repeatedly ignored sound jurisprudence in favor of its own ideology. It must be rebuked.

The measure was signed into law in 2024 after lawmakers argued the variety of food date labels had become a source of consumer confusion.

News of the federal investigation emerged immediately after Gallego was cleared by the Senate Ethics Committee.

Attorneys general sue the federal government, either en masse or along roughly partisan lines, to try to push America's bureaucracy to act or not act.

Lawyers for the Kennedy Center said it would "maintain an operational model," keeping it open to the public but not scheduling shows.

The United Kingdom announced a social media ban for children. Constitutional and practical reasons would never allow a similar ban in the United States.

Justice Clarence Thomas urged the Supreme Court to examine judicial estoppel, claiming the legal doctrine has a "questionable" foundation.

Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, shot down a watchdog's request on the grounds that the administration was no longer pursuing the measure.