Employers are struggling to navigate an evolving patchwork of unpredictable Trump administration policies disrupting entry to the US from nearly 100 countries.

Federal legislation targeting foreigners who invest in US lawsuits is raising concerns among international financiers.

Two rulings from Delaware’s Supreme Court signal a potential shift in the way it handles disputes concerning controller-led companies as the state fights for its best-in-class corporate reputation.

Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s staff lined up appointment interviews with seven of the state’s top judges as he searched last fall for the next justice he’d add to the state’s Supreme Court.

The SEC’s handling of shareholder proposals satisfies few constituencies, but reform discussions should begin with how the system operates rather than caricatures of activism or reflexive defenses of existing arrangements.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to stop quantifying the health benefits of regulating soot and ozone is a victory for polluters and a loss for the public. Masking the benefits will make it easier for the EPA to defend lax regulations on toxic emissions but harder to make America healthy again. More people will get sick and die, and the EPA will bear some of the blame.

Employers are struggling to navigate an evolving patchwork of unpredictable Trump administration policies disrupting entry to the US from nearly 100 countries.

Two rulings from Delaware’s Supreme Court signal a potential shift in the way it handles disputes concerning controller-led companies as the state fights for its best-in-class corporate reputation.

Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.

Ben & Jerry’s was effectively stripped of independent directors from its board, in the latest escalation of a dispute between the ice-cream brand known for its social mission and parent Magnum Ice Cream Co.

The SEC’s handling of shareholder proposals satisfies few constituencies, but reform discussions should begin with how the system operates rather than caricatures of activism or reflexive defenses of existing arrangements.

Federal legislation targeting foreigners who invest in US lawsuits is raising concerns among international financiers.

Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.

There are “serious separation of powers concerns,” a federal judge said Thursday, of the Trump administration’s continued denial of bond hearings to a nationwide class of detained noncitzens in spite of a final court order requiring the hearings.

A constitutional challenge to Georgia’s election-reform laws couldn’t overcome a lack of standing, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday, declining to give the suit a second shot.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s (R) has produced no evidence that a Latino advocacy group is registering non-citizens to vote, a federal judge said Thursday, signaling a likely end to his bid to revoke the organization’s authority to conduct business in the state.

A Chicago man was acquitted of a murder-for-hire charge Thursday in the first trial related to “Operation Midway Blitz,” a significant loss for federal prosecutors in a case the Trump administration widely cited as evidence that immigration agents faced violent threats.

Federal legislation targeting foreigners who invest in US lawsuits is raising concerns among international financiers.

Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s staff lined up appointment interviews with seven of the state’s top judges as he searched last fall for the next justice he’d add to the state’s Supreme Court.

The SEC’s handling of shareholder proposals satisfies few constituencies, but reform discussions should begin with how the system operates rather than caricatures of activism or reflexive defenses of existing arrangements.

Despite a thaw in the regulatory and political climate surrounding digital assets, companies offering digital asset services to consumers still face substantial compliance obstacles.

As the federal government asserts primacy over AI governance, developers must demonstrate that their training corpora were acquired lawfully, licensed appropriately (unless in the public domain), and documented thoroughly.