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In a historic 6-3 decision issued on February 20, 2026, the United States Supreme Court ruled in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump that the executive branch lacks the authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). This landmark opinion restores the constitutional balance of power and

On January 15, nurses at MedStar Washington Hospital Center gathered in protest, alleging a widespread pattern of payroll discrepancies that have left staff unpaid or underpaid for hours worked. While hospital management has characterized these issues as administrative “mistakes” undergoing review, the allegations—ranging from falsified timecards to automatic deductions for

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Washington, D.C. has fundamentally changed how restaurants and bars pay tipped workers — and service fees are now a major legal risk. After voters approved Initiative 82, many hospitality businesses eliminated the tip credit and replaced traditional tipping with mandatory “service fees.” But under D.C.

Above-Ground Pool Recall: A Warning to Consumers and a Call for Accountability Recent news of a nationwide recall of millions of above-ground swimming pools has sent a shockwave through the country, particularly for families who believed they were providing a safe way for their children to enjoy the summer. This

KZH brand bathroom faucets have been found by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to contain dangerous levels of lead. The CPSC has issued a public warning, urging consumers to immediately stop using these faucets due to the serious health risks they pose, particularly to young children. The CPSC

Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. form the undisputed hub of the federal government and its sprawling network of private contractors. From the Dulles Technology Corridor to the consulting firms of downtown D.C., thousands of local companies are entrusted with billions of dollars to protect our nation’s most sensitive data and