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Republicans, bolstered by a bleak economy, have an opportunity to flip numerous seats in New England this year.

A second small crack has appeared in the heretofore unbroken wall of insurer appellate victories. In Marina Pacific Hotel & Suites v. Firemans Fund Ins. Co., No. B316501 (Cal. App. July 13, 2022), ...

Golden joined the rest of his party's members in passing the legislation after being the only House Democrat to vote against the larger Build Back Better package that passed in the House but failed in the Senate last year.

Police in Montgomery County have opened a community liaison room at Bethesda’s Westfield Montgomery mall.

Walorski Remembered for Honesty, Integrity, Faith in Christ

Two people were arrested at a Los Angeles City Council meeting after a group of protesters disrupted a vote on a measure that bars homeless people from gathering near schools.

The city of Los Angeles passed an ordinance on Tuesday that would prevent the homeless from camping near schools and daycare centers, triggering demonstrations

Owner of barbecue restaurant says her business was the 14th to be targeted in three months

After an explosion of “website accessibility” cases in recent years where plaintiffs sue internet-based companies under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) alleging...

Education is the most valuable tool that we can give the next generation. As Oklahoma families prepare to and send their kids off to school, I want to recognize our