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Pacific Legal Foundation, a Libertarian public interest law firm, is representing Frank Garrison in a lawsuit against the U.S.

The first lawsuit was filed Tuesday morning against the Department of Education to block President Biden’s move to cancel more than $500 billion in student loan debt.

An international team of astronomers has discovered just the second and third examples of a rare class of star system composed of two core stars orbiting

A businesswoman in Hawaii is suing the Biden administration for hurting her business by illegally banning swimming with ...

A federal appeals court is not allowing the Biden administration to set a $15 minimum wage for tens of thousands of companies that hold a federal permit, and an attorney is praising the decision because Congress was left out of a major wage-setting policy, he says.

A National Marine Fisheries Service rule is set to effectively close the Upper Cook Inlet commercial drift fishery when the calendar turns to 2022, but two lawsuits have been filed to keep it open.

The entire structure of the National Marine Fisheries Service and the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council is being questioned in a lawsuit filed by Alaska fishermen Wes Humbyrd, Robert Wolfe

Sparta Police blotter Check on vehicle in Sparta Glen results in CDS arrest On Dec. 1 at approximately 9:30 p.m., Sparta police officer Jonathan Poon checked on a white Mazda parked in the Sparta Glen after dark. The driver, Timothy Burlew, 18, of Hopatcong, N.J., rolled his window down to speak with Poon. A small cloud of smoke escaped from within the vehicle and Poon detected the odor of marijuana. When asked about the odor, Burlew said there was still a small amount of marijuana within his...