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Christa Pike, the Tennessee death-row inmate who survived an attempt to execute her, has regained consciousness but remains seriously ill in a Nashville hospital, according to her lawyers. Pike, 50, was taken to hospital…
President Donald Trump is pursuing an ambitious transformation of Washington, reshaping landmarks, public spaces and even the city’s streetscape around a distinctly personal vision of American power and history. The changes range from a…
A former U.S. Olympian who was accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and later cleared of the allegations is asking federal watchdogs to examine both the troubled renovation project and the criminal…
Cornell University has brought in former senior U.S. Justice Department official Sally Yates to independently examine how the university handled allegations that a student was sexually assaulted by multiple fraternity members, amid growing protests…
The Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis has gone to federal court over what it says are severe restrictions on priests trying to minister to people held at an immigration detention facility in Missouri. The…
Tennessee is moving to reduce the American Bar Association’s influence over which law schools qualify their graduates for admission to the state bar, joining a growing group of Republican-led states challenging the organization’s traditional…
Starbucks is facing a proposed class action from consumers who allege that the coffee giant misleadingly marketed several protein beverages as “sugar-free” even though the drinks contain naturally occurring sugar from milk. The lawsuit,…
Sullivan & Cromwell is reshaping its Supreme Court and appellate practice with the addition of three lawyers with deep experience in the US solicitor general’s office and the nation’s highest court. Jonathan Ellis and…
A federal appeals court in Boston is weighing whether the Trump administration could lawfully cut off more than $2 billion in research funding to Harvard University, bringing a major dispute over government power, academic…
Qualcomm is asking a US federal court in Delaware to allow it to stop paying royalties to Arm for as long as five years, potentially putting billions of dollars in payments at stake in…
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