The Supreme Court will review a subpoena that strikes at the heart of the First Amendment.

It is the first appeals court to weigh in on the administration’s tactics to keep preferred picks in top U.S. attorney posts.

In Massachusetts, Gov. Healey boasted about blocking two gas pipelines. That’s embarrassing now.

A New Jersey couple built a house with a fresh, modern feel that still fits in with the historic properties in the area.

Pregnancy centers and a street preacher ask to vindicate their rights.

Finishing last comes at an increasingly steep cost, from roadside concerts to a date with a cardboard cutout.

The Finnish telecommunications company is the latest to increase its domestic spending as it looks to optimize its network infrastructure for artificial intelligence.

The Munich Regional Court ruled there was imminent infringement for Merck & Co.’s Keytruda SC in Germany related to Halozyme’s MDASE patents in Europe, the San Diego company said.

The party trails the Republican National Committee, which starts the 2026 election cycle with significantly more money in reserves and no debt.

Republicans might need to find another way to wake up.

The Trump administration could appeal the judge’s decision or try to bring new charges against the former FBI director and New York attorney general.

Many phenomena are connected to the insatiable appetites of the modern state and its fans.

A jury found Honduras’s former President guilty. Why set him free?

Public-union collective bargaining strikes taxpayers again.

Shell backed out of a wind-energy project despite huge subsidies.

Democrats won the odd-year elections in 2017, but Republicans are ready this time.

Another setback for inefficient power generation.

Jokes about the Pine Barrens abound. But visitors willing to look closer will find a place steeped in nature, history and adventure.

Politicians can no longer afford to give in to those who oppose every new pipeline proposal.

Centrists need to fight the growing radicalism in both parties.

Republican Jack Ciattarelli is closing the gap with Rep. Mikie Sherill by arguing that high taxes and foolish energy policies are ruining the Garden State.

A local restaurateur spent roughly $6 million and several years restoring the historic property.

Gov Murphy’s last tax hike didn’t raise enough, so he’s back at it.

The defendant cast two ballots in 2020. He now says he’s home free.

Mikie Sherrill won’t rule out a tax increase. That means count on it.