The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on a case that could reshape a key environmental law and determine the future of an oil railway project in the west. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires federal agencies to conduct… Read More »SCOTUS hears arguments in case that could reshape environmental law
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, signed a bill into law on Monday to prohibit public libraries and school libraries from banning books in the state. The law will also implement protections for librarians who follow the law against… Read More »Gov. Phil Murphy signs law prohibiting book bans, making New Jersey the latest state to do so
FIRST ON FOX: A top law enforcement official in Tennessee is warning that the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is operating in the state and conducting human trafficking — the latest indicator of a growing footprint by the bloodthirsty… Read More »Top law enforcement official sounds alarm about bloodthirsty Venezuelan gang operating in red state
Former Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker spoke out after a county judge in Madison struck down major parts of a 2011 law geared toward public employee unions. Dane County Judge Jacob Frost ruled that the provisions of a law known… Read More »Scott Walker calls nixing of landmark WI law that led to mass protests in 2011 a ‘brazen political action’
President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea’s abrupt and brief declaration of martial law on Wednesday has alarmed the BTS ARMY due to its potential effects on the band’s five members who are currently serving the nation and fulfilling their… Read More »Martial law attempt raises concern about BTS
EXCLUSIVE: Ohio’s Republican lieutenant governor is defending his state’s recent enactment of a “bathroom bill” preventing biological males from using female bathrooms and says it is part of a cultural shift in the country where Americans are uniting on the… Read More »'Common sense': Top red state official rallies behind governor signing 'bathroom bill' into law
The production company that makes MasterChef has appointed a City law firm to lead the investigation into alleged misconduct by presenter Gregg Wallace. Wallace, 60, stepped down from the BBC cooking show on Thursday amid accusations he made sexual comments… Read More »Law firm to investigate allegations against MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey said a state law requiring a photo ID to vote being upheld in court is a “huge win for election security.” “Missouri proved today how to handle radical activists that come into a state with… Read More »Missouri law requiring photo ID to vote remains intact: 'Huge win for election security'
Blur drummer Dave Rowntree has called the UK’s current assisted dying law “psychopathic” after his terminally ill ex-wife travelled to Dignitas in Switzerland to die alone. The 60-year-old supported former music industry and charity sector worker Paola Marra – who… Read More »Blur drummer calls assisted dying law 'psychopathic' after ex-wife travelled to Dignitas alone
The Justice Department once green lit the very election reform law it is now suing Virginia over, a measure aimed at removing noncitizens from the commonwealth’s voter rolls, Fox News Digital has learned. The DOJ filed suit Oct. 11 in… Read More »DOJ once OK'd law at center of Youngkin voter roll-culling order feds now suing to block