On her way out the door when she quit working at Theranos Inc., Surekha Gangakhedkar says she printed and took company documents “to protect myself” -- because she suspected a pending launch of the company’s blood-testing machines in Walgreens stores would end badly.

The New York Police Department must face a class action alleging its policy requiring people who are arrested to remove their religious head coverings for photographs violates the state and U.S. Constitutions, the Southern District of New York ruled Friday.

Western Michigan University will ask a federal appeals court to overturn a preliminary injunction barring the school from requiring athletes to get vaccinated for Covid-19, according to a notice filed Friday.

The Biden administration is heading to a federal appeals court to defend a Trump-era border policy that critics have decried as inhumane.

Principal Life Insurance Co. received support from the Chamber of Commerce and the American Council of Life Insurers in an Eighth Circuit appeal over how it earns profits from the guaranteed investment products it offers in 401(k) plans.

Clarence Thomas became the third justice in a week to assert that the court isn’t a political institution, during an appearance at Notre Dame.