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U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of generic drug patents

Thursday, June 4 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision on Thursday, ruled that a cardiovascular drugmaker did not violate America's patent laws. The ruling could allow for generic drug manufacturers to produce more without fear of patent lawsuits. ... Read More.

Supreme Court rules against Verizon, AT&T over privacy penalties

Thursday, June 4 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision on Thursday, ruled that the Federal Communication Commission did not need to involve a jury in multimillion dollar enforcement actions against Verizon and AT&T. ... Read More.

Trump to tap Blanche as attorney general

Thursday, June 4 by The Center Square

After serving as acting attorney general for more than two months, President Donald Trump says he plans to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general. Trump made the comments Wednesday... Read More.

Trump signs executive orders on customs, federal workforce reforms

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

A year and a half and over 260 executive orders into his second term, President Donald Trump signed several more executive orders Wednesday, including one strengthening customs enforcement and another on federal workforce reforms. ... Read More.

McCuskey eyes delay, reversal of furnace, water heater rules

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey has submitted a formal comment letter to U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright urging the department to amend the compliance dates for two Biden-era rules that he claims will harm households and businesses. ... Read More.

Pratt, Bass on track to face each other in Nov. 3 mayoral race

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

The Center Square) - It continues to appear that Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will be in a Nov. 3 runoff with Spencer Pratt. Bass, a Democrat who served... Read More.

Kiley, Wahab, Desmond hold onto leads in House districts

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

There are still 37 days left for counting ballots, but Democrat Aisha Wahab has a big lead in the race for California's Congressional District 14. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Kevin... Read More.

GOP maintains leads despite congressional redistricting

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

Republican candidates in congressional races throughout California's redrawn districts still maintain razor-thin margins with all precincts partially reporting on Wednesday afternoon. Several Republican incumbents maintained clear leads in districts... Read More.

WATCH: Trump acknowledges Iranian hardliners could jeopardize deal

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

Still hopeful the U.S. and Iran can strike a deal on its nuclear program, President Donald Trump acknowledged Wednesday that the volatility inside Iran, not certain hardliners, could sabotage a potential deal. ... Read More.

Advocates applaud, condemn SPLC wire fraud charges

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

Lawmakers and political action groups simultaneously applauded and condemned the U.S. Department of Justice's new superseding indictment from a grand jury against the Southern Poverty Law Center. The indictment contains new allegations that the organization used donations to fund hate groups. ... Read More.

Gallagher elected to serve rest of LaMalfa’s term in Congress

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

California Assemblymember James Gallagher, R-East Nicolaus, has been elected to serve the rest of the late Republican U.S. Rep. Doug LaMalfa's current term. Gallagher is also one of the... Read More.

Four House Republicans rebel against Trump, help pass War Powers Resolution

Wednesday, June 3 by The Center Square

In the second congressional rebuke of the Trump administration's mission against Iran, the U.S. House passed a War Powers Resolution when four Republicans joined Democrats in a 215-208 vote on Wednesday. ... Read More.

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