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By Rebecca Beitsch - 02/03/21 11:36 AM EST   The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to take up a challenge from a pipeline project seeking to use eminent domain to build a natural gas pipeline between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The PennEast Pipeline Co. LLC is seeking to overturn a decision from the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that blocks it from seizing New Jersey state land to build its 116-mile project. The state of New Jersey has opposed the project, as have environmental groups, but under the Trump administration, the White House sided with the pipeline company. ADVERTISEMENT...

U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear PennEast Case Versus New Jersey in Big Win for Natural Gas Project The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear PennEast Pipeline Co. LLC’s case against New Jersey, which has stopped the natural gas project from condemning state-owned land.  The high court on Wednesday granted PennEast’s petition in a win for the project, which has been under development for more than five years. The pipeline is one of the last major greenfield infrastructure projects still pending to move Appalachian Basin natural gas to other markets. The 120-mile system would move 1 Bcf/...

Governor Tom Wolf PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia sports medicine business owner who attempted to bill Gov. Tom Wolf more than $137,000 for the losses he incurred during adherence to COVID-19 orders has lost the first attempt at his case. U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Judge Joshua D. Wolson issued his opinion on Jan. 27, dismissing the complaint but providing leave to file an amended iteration consistent with his ruling. Plaintiff Steven Wilson operates “Tape Me Up, LLC,” a sports medicine injury prevention business in Philadelphia, ...

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks during an unveiling ceremony for Rumors of War, a statue by artist Kehinde Wiley, at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts on December 10, 2019, in Richmond, Virginia. | Zach Gibson/Getty Images A judge has dismissed a lawsuit leveled by a church against Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam over previous coronavirus pandemic restrictions on in-person worship attendance. In an order issued last week, U.S. District Court Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen ruled against the lawsuit brought by Lighthouse Fellowship Church of Chincoteague Island. At issue were executive orders pass...