Hundreds of mostly Black, poor women enrolled in Medicaid are suing a Virginia hospital and its leaders, alleging they enabled a medical staff physician to provide unnecessary medical treatments in order to defraud federal health programs.
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A Chicago nonprofit and teachers union sued Education Secretary
Lawmakers extended military and law enforcement authorities for countering uncrewed aircraft systems operating in US airspace as drone threats persist.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is suing the Trump administration over its cancellation of grant funding, alleging the HHS move was in retaliation for the organization’s opposing views on vaccines and gender-affirming care.
Large dollar amounts, constitutional questions, and corporate responsibility are at the center of several False Claims Act lawsuits that courts will address in 2026.
A federal judge correctly invalidated the leases of a private school and an oil drilling well on the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ Los Angeles campus, but was wrong to touch the lease for UCLA’s baseball stadium, a Ninth Circuit panel ruled.
Princeton University trustees, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and other universities urged a federal appeals court against reversing an Energy Department policy that restricted certain types of funds for research.
The US fleet of F-35s, the most sophisticated stealth fighter jet in the world, was only available to fly half of the time because of poor maintenance by
As Congress continues to debate a massive infrastructure bill, we look at five reasons why it's so difficult to build stuff in America.
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