The Justices take up a case on taxes and phone bills, but the big question is the Constitution’s ‘nondelegation’ doctrine.

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A federal inquiry into D.E.I. practices at 20 law firms zeroed in on SEO, a decades-old program that helps students land jobs ...

Chief Justice Rizine Mzikamanda says the Judiciary will not thwart any arbitration process as the country establishes a ...

Justice Yashwant Varma, a distinguished judge of the Delhi High Court, is at the center of significant developments in ...

An obscure Discord chat room, “Tech For Palestine,” infiltrated Wikipedia, the world’s largest information database, to ...

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COSTA NAVARINO, Greece (AP) — Kirsty Coventry was elected president of the International Olympic Committee on Thursday and ...

As Clinton County’s prosecutor, my job is to keep our community safe by teaming up with law enforcement to uphold justice in court. In a small community like ours, trust is the foundation—folks know ...

National Debt Relief LLC won a round in court when a judge ruled that a man who alleged he was driven to depression due to his workload and fired while on leave will have to take his claims before an ...

In the evolving landscape of employment law, recent federal appeals court decisions highlight some limits on enforcement of ...