It looks like the courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, are unsympathetic to Trump’s schemes to steal the election.

The nation that defeated the U.S. 50 years ago now has the largest trade surplus with us of any nation.

At first glance, the feud between a couple of wayward House centrists and the Democratic leadership this week calls to mind the old joke about how fights in academia are so vicious because the stakes ...

Google avoids accountability again, this time in advertising tech. Why do judges bother to find companies guilty of running a monopoly if they’re unwilling to break them up?

Pierre Damas Bel, 20, committed suicide after being fitted with a tracking device by ICE. “That ankle monitor is what killed him,” a family friend said.

At the end of the legislative session, the Democratic governor and presidential hopeful wants to cap liability for power companies that start deadly fires.

Lawlessness at the Fed hardly began with capital rules. Just ask Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who has pressed the Fed to write rules, mandated in Section 956 of Dodd-Frank, designed to limit ...

In a move with little precedent, Judge Advocates (JAGs) are showing up in local courtrooms to prosecute street crime.

SB 492 stops short of a Marshall Plan for fire survivors, but it averts the harms of Gavin Newsom’s now-collapsed wildfire utility bailout.

Two establishment candidates are playing with nearly $10 million in campaign cash, using it mainly to attack one another while progressives look on haplessly.

The nonprofits that enforce anti-discrimination laws are being cut off from the federal funding that makes their work possible.