The fight centered on an untapped deposit beneath an old plantation.
The D.C. Circuit ruling prevents the government from interfering with access to abortion services.
Maryland prisoners pay high prices or make do with inadequate products.
After a child with a gluten allergy was told he could not bring his own gluten-free sandwich into a restaurant, judges ruled in his favor, citing disability protections.
House Democrats agreed to suspend deadlines for the president’s accounting firm to hand over his records, pending an expedited review by the federal appeals court in D.C.
A Maryland Court of Appeals case raises novel questions about how to treat teens who are both the subject and sender of sexually-explicit material.
D.C. circuit panel gives Andrew Miller seven days to appeal to Supreme Court, testify or face jail
The ruling partially reverses a lower court’s decision upholding the wind-down of program aimed to protecting “dreamers.”
Pocomoke City officials recently agreed to settle former police chief Kelvin Sewell’s federal lawsuit alleging discrimination and retaliation.
