Silicon Valley tech giants who process more than 13 billion financial transactions annually through digital wallets and payment apps will be subject to government supervision.
A federal judge ordered Virginia on Friday to restore voter registration rolls for just over 1,600 people who were removed under Governor Glenn Youngkin’s executive order, which aimed to disqualify noncitizens from participating in the election.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that he recently filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security for not providing the state with necessary information regarding the citizenship status of 450,000 individuals in question.
Over 1,200 members of the United Auto Workers (UAW) at Cornell University have gone on strike on the first college move-in day.
The United Auto Workers (UAW) has filed federal labor charges against former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk alleging they attempted to “intimidate and threaten” workers during their interview.
The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) on Wednesday admitted to accidentally posting a document online related to a pending abortion case in Idaho, which was obtained by Bloomberg Law before it was removed from the website.
GOP Senators Ted Cruz and Katie Britt have introduced legislation to protect in vitro-fertilization nationwide.
The Republican National Committee’s election integrity fight moves to Nevada where the RNC is suing over the state’s acceptance of mail-in ballots post-election day. Daniel Baldwin speaks with RNC attorney Christina Bobb on why this violates federal law.
As he pursues reform proponents in order to uplift his reelection campaign, President Joe Biden has requested a review of marijuana laws.
SpaceX sued a U.S. labor board to block its case accusing the company of illegally firing employees calling CEO Elon Musk “a distraction and embarrassment.”