New York AG Letitia James called the new rule "a gross misinterpretation of religious freedom that will have devastating consequences on communities."

The complaints add to a wave of litigation accusing Purdue of knowingly pushing doctors to prescribe OxyContin.

A U.S. district judge has blocked new rules governing association health plans, which let businesses band together to create group health plans.

A California judge has issued a preliminary injunction against a rule that would let employers opt out of contraception coverage.

The sentence puts an end to a saga that captivated and sometimes enraged Washington, Wall Street and the tabloids.

Gay workers and their corporate supporters won a legal victory over the Trump administration as a federal appeals court ruled that firing people over their sexual orientation is a form of illegal sex discrimination.

Gay workers and their corporate supporters won a legal victory over the Trump administration as a federal appeals court ruled that firing people over their sexual orientation is a form of illegal sex discrimination.

The U.S. Health and Human Service Department waited until a day before ACA payments were due to notify New York and Minnesota by email that more than $1 billion in annual funding was being cut off, according to a complaint filed in federal court.