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A ruling this week from Pennsylvania’s open records office, if upheld and applied statewide, stands to give election conspiracy theorists access to hundreds of thousands and possibly millions of filled

Congress has required the White House's Office of Management andBudget (OMB) to report each year on the costs and benefits offederal regulation.

In a growing trend to regulate the chemicals contained in consumer products, numerous states are enacting laws and regulations to address the presence of 1,4-dioxane in consumer...

Arizona residents will vote on the “Voters' Right To Know Act” this November after the state Supreme Court ruled that it can appear on the ballot.

The Beauty, Fashion & Consumer Goods panel is produced by the L.A. Times B2B Publishing team in conjunction with Greenberg Glusker LLP; Lathrop GPM LLP; and Objective, Investment Banking & Valuation.

Police in New York State could be fined for covering their badges to intentionally hide their identities.

Police in New York State could be fined for covering their badges to intentionally hide their identities.

Police in New York State could be fined for covering their badges to intentionally hide their identities.

Police in New York State could be fined for covering their badges to intentionally hide their identities.

Police in New York State could be fined for covering their badges to intentionally hide their identities.