A federal judge in the District of Columbia vacated IRS Notice 2025-42, which defined when wind and solar projects must begin construction to qualify for expiring tax credits, ruling the agency’s guidance was arbitrary and capricious.
WASHINGTON (LN) — The Justice Department and California are suing to block CalPortland’s proposed acquisition of Vulcan Materials Company’s ready-mix concrete operations in California, alleging the deal would eliminate substantial competition in San Diego...
Four veterans and a historic preservation advocate filed suit seeking to halt construction of a 250-foot monumental arch on Memorial Circle, alleging the Trump administration is proceeding without congressional authorization in violation of federal law.
A federal judge in Washington dismissed a civil rights lawsuit filed by Yi Sun against the New York Police Department and state housing officials, denying a request for emergency relief and closing the case without prejudice.
A federal judge in Washington denied the D.C. Housing Authority’s motion to dismiss a civil rights suit filed by former Special Police Officer Tyreem Fosque, allowing his claims of sexual orientation discrimination and retaliation to proceed.
A federal court in Washington held Thursday that farmers and rural businesses whose REAP grant applications sat unprocessed for over 18 months could not sue the Agriculture Department because they had bypassed a mandatory administrative-appeals process...
A federal judge allowed a former D.C. Housing Authority police officer’s employment discrimination claims to proceed after he alleged he was fired based on false sexual assault accusations motivated by his sexual orientation.
A renewable-energy developer and its farmer-clients sued the USDA a second time after losing the first round, only to run into the same jurisdictional walls — and one they never saw coming.
A D.C. federal judge threw out the last surviving claim in a suit challenging the FDA's 2022 refusal to restore a permissive enforcement regime for homeopathic drugs, ruling the plaintiffs could not tie their economic injuries to the specific agency action...
The District Court for the District of Columbia has granted summary judgment to the Washington Area Bicyclist Association, holding that the National Park Service and Federal Highway Administration acted arbitrarily and capriciously in deciding to remove...
A federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss a gay former D.C. Housing Authority police officer's Title VII lawsuit alleging the agency fired him based on his sexual orientation after a colleague's sexual assault accusation that the Metropolitan Police...
A federal judge in Washington has denied the District of Columbia Housing Authority’s motion to dismiss, allowing a gay police officer’s employment discrimination lawsuit to move forward.
A federal judge clarified that his preliminary injunction against a proposed White House ballroom stops above-ground construction but allows below-ground national security facilities to proceed — rejecting the government's argument that the entire project...