California health officials will now decide which ingredients, additives, dyes, and other forms of processing don’t belong in school meals and K-12 cafeterias.

California is the first state in the nation to officially define what counts as an "ultra-processed food" — a move supporters say could change what millions of kids eat in school cafeterias.

The changes proposed by the state have drawn sharp criticism from school officials across Alaska since they were originally ...

Former Gillette librarian announced the settlement of her lawsuit against Campbell County and conservatives on the library ...

The lapse of two key federal programs could discourage information sharing between companies and the government, leaving an opening for a cyberattack.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a law in June that empowers the state’s grid operator to remotely disconnect data centers and ...

Republicans are mobilizing thousands of supporters to monitor early voting sites and ballot drop boxes in November's election, an effort that stretches the traditional definition of the roles of ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a first-in-the-nation law to legally define ultra-processed foods, or UPF, and phase out the ...

The Heart of Dixie Although Alabama doesn’t have an official nickname, the nickname that’s most commonly used is “Heart of Dixie,” according to the Alabama state archives. Others include the Cotton ...

The quote is not a true sentiment of Shakespeare’s but an illustration that to overthrow the rule of law and establish a totalitarian state, one must first remove the lawyers who uphold it. Indeed, ...

The oral argument Monday in Berk v. Choy was filled with the nuts and bolts of judicial procedure – what it takes to get a case started; what can justify […] ...