The case drew considerable attention from advocates on both sides of the debate over pesticide regulation and the availability of state-law remedies.

The Court concluded that the TPS statute limits judicial review of non-constitutional claims and prevents courts from second-guessing the agency’s TPS termination decisions on those grounds.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision today in Wolford v. Lopez, a case challenging Hawaii’s restriction on carrying ...

In a majority opinion authored by Justice Samuel Alito, the Court held that an alien standing in Mexico does not “arrive[] in ...

Tim Cook, Apple CEO, said that the company could no longer avoid passing on to customers the increased costs from the spike ...

President Donald Trump and other officials have said that multiple people have been arrested for allegedly damaging the pool.

At least 164 people have died and another 971 were injured in two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela on Wednesday ...

Two flight attendants, Lacey Smith and Marli Brown, argue in their lawsuit that they were wrongfully terminated from their ...

Rep. Thomas Kean, who has been missing from Congress for nearly four months due to an undisclosed illness, is back home in ...

A spokesperson for the interior told the Post that the guidance was "developed to create a more consistent approach to ...

Ohio, accused the Trump administration of trying to obscure the Kennedy Center's "facade in an act of petty defiance." ...

The Senate late Wednesday rejected a measure to restrain President Donald Trump's war against Iran, handing a win to the ...