On March 19, 2025, the New York Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in Harris v. City of New York, a suit challenging ...

If approved, schools will be permitted to directly pay athletes through about $20.5 million in revenue sharing in the 2025-26 ...

The District of Columbia has a mixed bag of tax benefits and drawbacks. On one hand, its progressive income tax structure gets steep rather quickly, but on the other, retirees will not have to pay ...

In 2008, the Supreme Court ruled in the District of Columbia v Heller that the Second Amendment protects an individual's ...

The Supreme Court handed gun manufacturers a defeat on Wednesday by upholding a Biden-era regulation that targeted “ghost guns,” a term used to describe untraceable firearms made from ready-made kits.

Arguments over the proper jurisdiction for cases related to ozone pollution and biofuel mandates proved complicated for the ...

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Under threat from the Trump administration to lose federal funding, Columbia University agreed to implement a host of policy changes Friday, including overhauling its rules for protests and ...

was expelled from Columbia University on Thursday. A permanent resident, he now faces deportation by the Department of Homeland Security, though a district judge in Manhattan federal court has ...

The Trump administration's deadline to Columbia University to make changes is set for the end of the day Thursday. If Columbia doesn't make the changes requested by the Trump administration ...

In District of Columbia v. Heller, a 2008 case where a 5-4 majority ruled against a law regarding handgun registration, Scalia offered some moderation in joining the majority opinion ...

Alongside his parents, A.C., a boy who was barred from using the boys’ restroom with the other boys because he is transgender, has sued his Indiana school district for violating his right under ...