Nathan Wade appears for deposition before Congress
Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram shares the latest on Nathan Wade's appearance before Congress on 'The Evening Edit.'
New Jersey couple blocked from suing Uber after serious car accident
A New Jersey couple is being denied the ability to sue rideshare company Uber following a life altering accident citing Uber's terms of service agreement.
Merrick Garland is a ‘dirty cop’ running a ‘very dirty DOJ’: Rep. Claudia Tenney
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., weighs in on New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ latest indictment charges and its potential impact on the state’s government.
'Forced labor': State AGs probe Chinese company Temu over 'disturbing' business practices
A group of Republican state attorneys general is demanding answers from the Chinese e-commerce company Temu, alleging "disturbing" business practices.
US Supreme Court rules against SEC civil penalties without jury trials, dealing blow to Biden admin
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ruled 6-3 against the Securities and Exchange Commission in a case involving Texas-based hedge fund manager George Jarkesy.
Victims of October 7 massacre file lawsuit against UNRWA for aiding Hamas terrorists
Amid allegations that the U.N. agency UNRWA has been converted into a subsidiary of the terrorist entity Hamas, a lawsuit was filed to seek accountability for Hamas’ atrocities on Oct. 7.
BMW imported thousands of vehicles with banned Chinese parts linked to forced labor, US Senate report says
BMW allegedly imported more than 8,000 vehicles into the U.S. containing electronic parts from a banned Chinese supplier, according to a Senate report.
Pizza chain closes California locations before minimum wage law took effect
Another company has closed down some pizza shops in California shortly before new legislation took effect that would raise minimum wage for fast food workers in the state.
Biden accused of failing to disclose vacations gifted to him by wealthy supporters
Former White House OMB Director Russ Vought alleges President Biden possibly violated federal financial disclosure laws by neglecting to report free vacation stays at wealthy donors' homes.
Trump bond break could foreshadow favorable treatment by appeals court
An appeals court decision to allow former President Donald Trump to pay only a fraction of his $454 million bond in the case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James could foreshadow a decision from the appeals court to reduce the judgment, some legal experts say.
Fanatics exec files opposition to DraftKings' injunction after 'character assassination'
Michael Hermalyn filed for an injunction against his former employer, DraftKings, after the sportsbook accused him of working as a "double-agent" ahead of taking a new job.
EPA finalizes ban on last form of asbestos used in US
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a rule to ban the use and importation of asbestos, marking the first chemical banned under a 2016 chemical safety law.
Thomson Reuters launches new AI tools for legal professionals
Thomson Reuters recently launched new generative AI tools to help legal professionals research legal questions using natural language and generate draft things like briefs or contracts.
NY village 'losing its soul' as nation's oldest gun manufacturer flees blue state for Georgia
America's oldest gun manufacture, Remington, will officially move out of its longtime location in New York to Georgia, which locals are lamenting.
Elon Musk calls Media Matters 'evil propaganda machine' ahead of lawsuit
Tesla and X CEO Elon Musk attacked the media watchdog Media Matters for America as an “evil propaganda machine" after its report defamed the social media platform.
China's Evergrande has liquidation hearing postponed until January
China's Evergrande Group has been granted an adjournment until Jan. 29 for a court hearing on a liquidation petition, allowing the developer more time to finalize a debt plan.
Stuart Varney: New York's obesity law is a money gusher for lawyers
FOX Business' Stuart Varney reacted to a New York law signed by Mayor Eric Adams that prohibits discrimination on the basis of a person's height or weight in employment.
WA school employees sue Monsanto for $165 million over toxic contamination leaked from light fixtures
Bayer's Monsanto must pay $165 million to school employees near Seattle who claim harm from exposure to chemicals in the company's light fixtures, as ruled by a U.S. jury.
Justice Department accuses Google of unfairly dominating online searches in landmark trial
The U.S. government has finished presenting its case against Google in an antitrust trial, accusing the tech giant of breaking the law to dominate online search.
AI chatbot beats most aspiring lawyers on national legal ethics exam, study finds
OpenAI's GPT-4 chatbot managed to score higher than most aspiring lawyers on a national legal ethics exam required in most states in order to practice law.