Justices grilled the government on how changes would be enforced, while also raising concerns around lower court injunctions.

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It's no secret that brand-name drugs in the U.S. are much more expensive than they are abroad. In the spirit of fairness, the ...

A Canadian woman says she missed a flight to Brazil after she was denied entry to the U.S. because she apparently needed a ...

Overdrive has collected several tales of ELP crackdowns by roadside inspectors from out West to down South. But have states ...