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In opioid lawsuit Purdue Pharmaceutical and Sacklers to pay $275 million settlement

Purdue Pharmaceutical, the makers of OxyContin, and their owners the Sackler Brothers will pay a nearly $275 million settlement in a lawsuit

Investment banker does not have to draft fraudulent communication to be held liable for fraud, finds Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that an investment banker may be held liable under 17 CFR § 240.10b-5 (Rule 10b-5

Shots fired into office of lawyer who defended acquitted white officer: Pittsburgh:

Shots were fired through the office window of the attorney for a white police officer acquitted in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager

Laws limiting governor’s power temporarily striked down by Wisconsin judge

A Wisconsin state judge on Thursday granted a temporary injunction on laws passed during a special session of the legislature last December

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Executive order signed by President Trump to ensure Free Speech on college campuses

For profiting on earliest known photographs of African-American slaves Harvard University sued

$15 minimum wage by 2025 approved by Maryland lawmakers

FBI sued for information on surveillance of black activists by ACLU

"Annual human rights country reports released" US State Department

Sandy Hook shooting victims’ families to proceed in firearms industry lawsuit is allowed by Connecticut Supreme Court

In challenge to census citizenship question Supreme Court expands scope of constitutional question

US college admissions conspiracy, Dozens indicted

U.S. News says, Pace Law's environmental law program tied for best in country

New restrictions introduced by FDA on flavored e-cigarette sales to teenagers

Court allows Ohio to defund Planned Parenthood appeals Federal

Whom They’ll Put on the Supreme Court The Democratic Candidates Should Tell Us Now