The government appealed a judge's preliminary injunction protecting service members, claiming it was moot because the mandate was repealed.
A young white man seeking to become a physician is suing Texas medical schools for violating discrimination laws in their admissions decisions.
The Biden administration loosened restrictions for dispensing chemical abortion drugs, but Texas laws are in place that still restrict their use.
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman found that the loan program violates the separation of powers and is therefore unlawful.
A federal court ruled that a private Christian company is not obligated to cover HIV-prevention drugs under Obamacare.
There have been almost a million encounters with illegal aliens and unaccompanied minors in the U.S. since the start of the fiscal year.
The Justice Department said real estate developer Ruel Hamilton can be seen on video offering a bribe to ex-councilman Dwaine Caraway.
On behalf of the State of Texas, Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed several lawsuits in recent months against the Biden administration.
The lawsuit decries the effects of the federal government placing illegal aliens in “congregate settings.”
The states allege that the decision to end the Migrant Protection Protocols was “arbitrary and capricious.”
