Stefania Palma

US Department of Justice claims there is ‘extensive public interest’ in the cases targeting the late disgraced financier

Lawyer who defended Jared Kushner and Bill Clinton has ‘never been as concerned’

Decision protects funding for some government agencies and is blow to Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda

Paul Atkins bludgeoned more than a dozen outstanding proposals from his predecessor’s regulatory programme

Appellate panel temporarily blocks lower-court ruling that favoured Democratic governor Gavin Newsom

Ex-New York US Attorney Damian Williams joins rival that defeated White House in courtroom challenge

President’s judicial appointees are having to choose between fealty to the White House and the Constitution

Claim filed to New York court against corrupt banker tests US compensation laws

The project, jointly owned with BHP, would eventually meet a quarter of US needs for the metal

Top court allows dismissals at other agencies to stand but suggests US central bank may have stronger protections