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ABM Industries sues U. S. Department of Labor, claiming unconstitutional proceedings. Lawsuit follows recent Supreme Court ruling, raising questions about administrative judges' authority and contractors' rights.
Tropical Storm Francine strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico, expected to become a hurricane before hitting Louisiana. Officials issue warnings and urge residents to prepare for potential life-threatening flooding and strong winds.
A tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring significant rainfall to Texas and Louisiana. Forecasters warn of potential rapid development into a tropical storm or hurricane.
A suspect faces murder charges in the shooting of a Texas deputy constable. The slain officer, remembered as a dedicated Palestinian American, was honored at a funeral attended by law enforcement and local officials.
Federal authorities have made additional arrests in a large-scale pharmacy burglary operation spanning 31 states. The case involves 42 indictments in Arkansas and the theft of controlled substances.
The Biden administration's environmental justice initiatives have made significant strides, but face ongoing challenges. Advocates praise increased funding and attention, while concerns about enforcement and technology choices remain.
A U. S. bankruptcy judge ordered Steward Health Care to delay closing a Pennsylvania hospital while permitting two Ohio facility shutdowns. The ruling aims to preserve healthcare access amid financial struggles.
Former U. S. bankruptcy judge David Jones confirms criminal investigation during hearing about undisclosed romantic relationship. Case raises concerns about judicial ethics and transparency in bankruptcy proceedings.
As climate change intensifies power disruptions, Americans seek cleaner alternatives to traditional generators. Solar-plus-battery systems and portable power stations emerge as popular choices for maintaining electricity during emergencies.
A federal judge ordered a Houston patent attorney to pay Volkswagen's legal fees after dismissing a "frivolous" lawsuit. This case highlights ongoing issues in patent litigation practices.
A man wanted for murder and armed robbery is in a standoff with Chicago police near the Democratic National Convention. The fugitive, Justin Zimmerman, escaped from a Mississippi courthouse in June.
Autry Stephens, billionaire founder of Endeavor Energy Resources, passed away at 86 after a cancer battle. Known for his work ethic, he recently agreed to sell his company for $26 billion.
Alsu Kurmasheva, detained in Russia for 14 months, returns home in a major prisoner exchange. Her family navigates the challenges of reunion and reintegration after prolonged separation.
Sylvester Turner secures Democratic nomination for Texas' 18th Congressional District, likely to succeed Sheila Jackson Lee. Unique voting process and special election add complexity to transition.
Sylvester Turner selected to replace late Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee on November ballot. Democratic precinct chairs in Houston chose the former mayor to run for the solidly Democratic district.
Investigation finds no intent to sway 2022 election in Texas' largest county. Employee charged with timesheet fraud, not election crimes. Harris County's voting system undergoes changes amid scrutiny.
Texas Attorney General investigates CenterPoint Energy for alleged fraud and waste following Hurricane Beryl. The probe adds to mounting scrutiny over widespread power outages affecting millions in Houston.
Grammy-nominated rapper Travis Scott was briefly detained in Paris following a hotel altercation. He was released without charges, marking his second brush with law enforcement in recent months.
Three individuals face charges after a verbal altercation involving alleged racist comments in Virginia City, Nevada. The incident, captured on video, sparked public outcry and swift action from authorities.