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Does the New York Constitution Allow for Non-Citizens to Vote in Local Elections? New York's Highest Court Agrees to Review. The State of New York’s highest judiciary court, the Court

After receiving a discrimination complaint from an incarcerated transgender woman on the basis of her disability and gender dysphoria, the Department of Justice (DOJ) opened an investigation of the State of Utah Department

Ohio, alongside Indiana and West Virginia, challenges the Environmental Protection Agency's emissions regulations in the U.S. Supreme Court, highlighting the contentious battle between states and federal environmental oversight, with potential implications for American air quality standards.

Stakeholders have filed several lawsuits to block the implementation of New York City's new congestion pricing program, arguing the plan was rushed through without proper environmental review and will unfairly burden outer-borough and suburban commuters.