LA City Council faces a First Amendment lawsuit threat over its ban on “offensive slurs” during public meetings.

The conversation came after public backlash over an item on the consent calendar prompted the mayor to restore order.

Sacramento leaders are facing a wave of criticism after a hot mic caught them discussing a potential ban on individuals from ...

Several lawsuit settlements now have Oklahoma taxpayers footing the bill for mistakes made when Ryan Walters was ...

A Portland State student who used crude language to protest the school's vaccine policy will be allowed to sue over his ...

The Mamdani administration wants to give the Department of Transportation sweeping new power to approve new bike and bus lanes, claiming it’ll speed up such projects by 33% — deepening ...

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling is raising questions about whether Washington can continue enforcing state laws that limit ...

For months, concerns about budget shortfalls, tax shifts, and potential cuts to local services have dominated the public debate surrounding Florida’s proposed property tax relief amendment.

An appeal has been filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit seeking to overturn a district court ruling that ...

The Trump administration will withdraw subpoenas issued to New York Times' journalists who reported on security concerns ...

The Justice Department agreed to withdraw the subpoenas after a federal judge questioned why it hadn’t pursued other steps in ...

Subramanian said he otherwise would have granted the newspaper’s request to reject the subpoenas because laws and regulations pertaining to subpoenas served on journalists maintain that they should be ...