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“. . . The Sherrill decision was based in part on the Doctrine of Discovery, one of the rare principles of American law that came not from English common law or from the pen of some Enlightenment philosopher but rather from the Vatican.”

Kelly Carden is challenging incumbent Zack Scrivner to represent the Second District on the Kern County Board of Supervisors.

He called himself “Trump before Trump.” Now, he wants to stage a comeback.

The Florida Supreme Court recently confirmed that claimants may only submit evidence of past medical bills actually paid by Medicare as opposed to the unadjusted amount. See Elaine Dial...

I’ve mentioned here before that there is a looming energy crisis, and that the Russian invasion of Ukraine will exacerbate an already precarious energy situation.

Vice President Leni Robredo returned to Manila from the United States on Saturday night after she attended the graduation of her youngest daughter Jillian.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A student from McLoughlin High School in Milton-Freewater is one of three regional winners from Oregon’s Second District in the 2022 Congressional Art Competition.

The progressive challenger from Terrebonne upset the seven-term incumbent in Congress in results that have been delayed due to Clackamas County.

Unanimous California Supreme Court decision Naranjo v. Spectrum Security Services held premium wages for rest, meal periods are wages under California law. Employees now able to recover additional monies if employers fail to include unpaid premiums on paystubs, final wages.

McLeod-Skinner, who beat a seven-term incumbent in the Democratic primary, would be the first out member of Oregon's congressional delegation.