NPR asks Mark Rosenbaum, special counsel at the nonprofit law firm Public Council, about a judge's decision to bar indiscriminate immigration arrests in the LA area. Rosenbaum represented plaintiffs.

The possibility that President Trump could replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell with Treasury Department Secretary Scott Bessent is spinning heads from Washington to Wall Street and ...

A regional economic development agency directed by a board that includes 12 county commissioners is subject to the state’s Right-to-Know Law, a senior judge concluded in a recent ruling filed in Blair ...

This is a lightly edited version of remarks delivered on July 11 at the opening dinner of The Public Interest Fellowship’s ...

From mountain lion hunting permits to a nonresident license lottery, a handful of new Oklahoma hunting laws will go into effect on Nov. 1 ...

"For decades, menopause has been overlooked in both clinical research and health care policy, largely because it affects ...

A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a New York public nuisance law exposing the gun industry to possible civil ...

"There is no way to construe IEEPA’s text that is simultaneously constitutionally permissible and that permits the executive ...

Pro bono work was a factor in several of the executive orders lodged against law firms, adding in a new risk to overall pro bono practices that remains even as the White House's focus has shifted ...

The courts shouldn’t allow Texas to restrict campus protests that it finds offensive or politically incorrect.

Being so small, the Republican minority in the General Assembly struggles just to be heard. Making a difference is usually out of reach. But the Republicans can take credit for what most state ...

A plan to create a secretive infrastructure entity glided through the state Senate. Lawmakers are now backtracking after transparency advocates sounded the alarm.