After weeks of suffering the ire of the White House over the Louisiana rig spill, the oil industry is fighting back.

A judge rules against President Barack Obama's six-month moratorium on new deepwater drilling.

A judge rules against President Barack Obama's six-month moratorium on new deepwater drilling.

Robert Bork plans to detail his criticisms of Kagan during a Wednesday news conference organized by Americans United for Life.

A group of conservative attorneys say they are on a mission from God to unseat four California judges in a rare challenge that is turning a traditionally snooze-button election into what both sides call a battle for the integrity of U.S. courts.

The Supreme Court rules that federal officials can indefinitely hold inmates considered "sexually dangerous" after their prison terms are complete.

Republicans hunting for clues about what kind of justice Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan would be said Tuesday they want to see papers from her time serving in the Clinton administration.

Kendall Gibson would seem to be one of Virginia's most dangerous prisoners.

As a "greeter," the cheerful Betty Dukes is one of the first employees customers usually see as they walk through the front doors of the Wal-Mart store here.

The funeral for Albert Snyder's son was picketed by a church that says God lets soldiers die as punishment for the U.S. tolerating homosexuality. Snyder is suing the church.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Federal Communications Commission lacks the authority to require broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic flowing over their networks.

The teen suing her school over her choice for a prom date thought she was going to a dance agreed to by parents and the school, but instead found herself at a sparsely attended event.