Lydia Wheeler

A trade court judge said the government confirmed it is on track to start processing claims for refunds of Trump's tariffs invalidated by the Supreme Court.

Many of Trump’s second-term nominees have a connection to him or the administration, and the White House is placing priority on those with clear conservative records on social issues.

Lydia Wheeler Jeffrey Kuhlman was treated like a Supreme Court nominee when he was tapped to be a federal judge in February.

Patrick Thomas, Lydia Wheeler The Supreme Court grilled Bayer over whether it is liable for failing to warn consumers that its flagship

Lydia Wheeler WASHINGTON—How to protect the president in the event of a White House attack isn't a topic the government typically wants to

A federal panel says the president didn’t meet legal criteria to impose 10% levy.

Invest in the business? Pay down debts? Refunds to customers? Businesses are weighing their options.

A federal appeals court has agreed to temporarily pause a trade court ruling that invalidated President Trump’s new global tariffs, allowing the administration to keep collecting the 10% levy for now. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Tuesday issued an administrative stay to give

The high court’s decision allows providers to continue sending common abortion drug mifepristone to patients by mail.

James Romoser, Jennifer Calfas, Lydia Wheeler WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Thursday maintained widespread access to a common abortion