Chris Woodward

An expert on manufacturing and supply chains says the longshoremen's strike happening right now cannot go ignored because of the tons of vital goods that reach U.S. shores on a daily basis.

It's news many people may not 'like.' Supporters of iVoterGuide have run into problems posting things on Facebook.

The targeting of Amazon and other large online businesses is challenging to understand.

Concerns remain about a move toward global governance. One of the people concerned is former Representative and 2012 presidential candidate

The Georgia Supreme Court has halted a ruling striking down the state's near-ban on abortions while it considers the state's appeal.

Citing procedural problems with a transgender attorney's five-year-old lawsuit, the Colorado Supreme Court has dismissed the lawsuit brought against Christian bakery owner Jack Phillips.

Reacting to a promising legal settlement in their state, three public school teachers in Virginia are hoping the settlement that favored teacher Peter Vlaming will resolve their lawsuit against their own school district.

The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is being sued by four of its members.

Forty-one million born again Christians have no plans to vote next month, according to a poll from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, headed by pollster George Barna.

After a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court favored business owner Jack Phillips, the decision is reminding many of his defenders about the lengthy legal fight the Christian cake artist has endured as a hated target of homosexual activists.