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Federal judge Sarah Merriam of the Second Circuit has been disciplined for the second time, following fresh complaints about the working conditions endured by her law clerks. The latest disciplinary order, dated

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on June 17, 2026, that it is advancing its review of five chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act. The five chemicals under review are 1,1,2-trichloroethane,

The U.S. Supreme Court has reversed the preliminary injunctions that had prevented the Department of Homeland Security from implementing TPS terminations for Haiti and Syria. The rulings, handed down on June 26,

From a fifth-grade classroom to Florida’s 11th Judicial Circuit, Judge Nushin Sayfie has built one of the more distinctive careers in the state’s legal community. It was a teacher who first planted

The European Data Protection Board has adopted a common template for personal data breach notifications under the GDPR following its June 2026 plenary session. The move forms part of the EDPB’s Helsinki

Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia has raised serious alarm about the capabilities of Anthropic’s artificial intelligence model, known as Mythos. Warner made the striking claim during remarks delivered in late June

The National Rifle Association is taking aim at the 1791 Foundation, pursuing litigation simultaneously across three separate courts in an aggressive legal offensive. The dispute marks a notable turn, with the NRA

On 25 June 2026, the UK’s Export Control Joint Unit announced a new consolidated Dual-Use Open General Export Licence through Notice to Exporters 2026/14. The reform merges the existing EU member states

Four U.S. Supreme Court justices earned a combined $2.4 million from book publishing in 2025, according to annual financial disclosures released by the federal judiciary. The figures highlight how the publishing world