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Appointed to the appeals court in 1995 by President Bill Clinton, Garland delayed the landmark District of Columbia v. Heller gun rights decision and supported what critics considered Clinton’s informal gun registration program.

Serrano-Vitorino’s case involved a series of errors that kept him from being detained by federal immigration authorities

A growing number of Americans are more motivated by this feeling of frustration than any individual political ideology.

Under the president’s power plan, certain Indian territories are especially singled out.

The problem isn’t the subsidized technology or project. The problem is the distorting effects on energy markets and innovation

It might give some justices pause to know that vacating the Fifth Circuit opinion could open the door to a host of lawsuits against state governments

Often, police and prosecutors relentlessly pursue forfeiture cases, even in highly questionable situations where the evidence is weak or nonexistent

Deloitte Consulting evaluated loan applications and business plans submitted by a dozen now-defunct co-ops and expressed concerns about their financial future.

Big businesses such as Google, Delta Air Lines, AT&T and Coca-Cola have stepped into a religious liberty fight in Georgia.

It’s not as if President Barack Obama was going to demand change at the IRS. His first reaction was to blame all this on “some boneheaded decisions.”

The problem is not just in the apparent abuse of taxpayer dollars, but more broadly that the government has continued to play venture capitalist

Lawmakers in Washington are calling for more money in the form of federal legislation totaling $220 million

When I asked how he would frame the debate about radical Islam for Americans, Jasser counted off four key elements. Watch to see what he means.

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said that the Republican-led Congress will "stand strong" against President Barack Obama's quest to close the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay

As a result of Obama’s policies, “our enemies don’t fear us, and our allies don’t trust us,” Zinke said.

Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas says a university professor's finances related to the climate change debate are cause for taxpayer concern

It was the equivalent of declaring that police officers wouldn’t be necessary if people simply stopped committing crimes.

“HHS should remember that breaking the law with regards to Obamacare is why the House sued them in the first place,”

The bipartisan bill illustrates why bipartisanship isn’t always a good thing

In Oklahoma, state Sen. Kyle Loveless, R-Oklahoma City, has mounted a challenge to the state's civil forfeiture laws. Under civil forfeiture, law enforcement can seize cash, cars and property without ever charging the property owner with a crime.

“These are the sorts of common, everyday things that Americans don’t need to have regulated for them,” lawyer Paul Avelar says.

Economists examining the 2007-2009 federal minimum wage hike found that affected workers’ weekly earnings dropped by an average of $150 month.

The aim of her bill is to “improve public health and promote better nutrition," state Sen. Patty Ritchie, a Republican, says.

Gun sellers in Ohio say they are being discriminated against by federal banking regulators.

The administration’s “plan” is not a serious plan

The court order would require Apple to create a new program, which Apple says does not exist.

This constructive bill would automatically set the U.S. corporate rate five percentage points below the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) average.

Louisiana provides a great case study for advocates of similar federal policies.

“There are very real consequences for these types of huge policy changes,” Oregon business leader Anthony K. Smith says

The lawmakers should leave Antonin Scalia’s seat on the Supreme Court empty until a new president nominates a successor, Grassley said.