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And U.S. officials tell lawmakers that the Ukraine-Russia conflict has seen 1,500 civilian and military casualties.

Thomas Vartanian, a banking lawyer and former federal regulator, has co-founded the Financial Technology & Cybersecurity Center to address a fundamental question: Is the internet the right tool for the job of modern banking?

While last year saw cancellations of major gas pipeline projects, 2022 could be the year when the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, courts and states

CDC vaccination card / Shutterstock Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 7, 2022 / 16:34 pm (CNA). Conservative Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical during oral arguments Friday challenging two Biden administration COVID-19 mandates meant to pro...

After a year of high-profile energy project cancellations, federal courts in 2022 are expected to make significant rulings on the role of climate with oil

A member of President Bidens Supreme Court commission broke ranks on Thursday to warn that increasing the number of justices would have a dangerous impact on justice.

A presidential advisory panels support for judicial term limits to replace lifetime appointments is drawing fire from one of its members.

Instead of proposing a set reforms, the commissioners offered up nearly 300 pages of nothing.

Governor Dan McKee announced the awarding of up to $1.7 million to support communities across Rhode Island increase internet access for low-

There were no oral arguments this week, but there were a few noteworthy orders and a great milestone: Justice Clarence Thomas's 30th year on the bench! Zack discusses the orders, which include an expedited briefing and oral argument schedule in two challenges to the Texas abortion law. Your hosts also discuss the recent symposium hosted by The Heritage Foundation and The C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State celebrating Justice Thomas's life, legacy, and juris...