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Donald Trump responded to two significant Supreme Court losses by issuing executive orders that recast the court’s rulings as outcomes in his favour. The high court struck down Trump’s executive order to

Russia has signed new legislation that allows courts to cancel contractual buy-back options held by foreign companies that sold their Russian businesses since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin signed

The autism therapy industry has become an increasingly prominent target for government enforcement action at both federal and state levels. Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, currently the dominant form of autism treatment in

Senator Adam Schiff changed tactics at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, choosing to approach the 2020 election question indirectly rather than head-on. Instead of asking Trump judicial nominee Gregory Carl Cook directly

Mary Jane Jung filed a lawsuit against Hofstra University on July 29, claiming the institution failed to respond adequately when she suffered cardiac arrest during the July 2025 bar exam. Jung, of

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation voted on July 24, 2026, to advance a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to amend key Section 106 regulations under the National Historic Preservation Act. The proposed

Companies and their legal teams frequently misunderstand what cooperation with the Department of Justice actually means in practice and when it truly begins. Most organisations assume cooperation becomes relevant only after misconduct

Hamilton “Phil” Fox III, the longtime head of the District of Columbia’s Office of Disciplinary Counsel, has publicly condemned a Justice Department lawsuit targeting him and his team. The Justice Department recently

Senator Lisa Murkowski has announced she will vote against Todd Blanche’s nomination, shifting the decisive vote to Senator Bill Cassidy. Cassidy’s position carries particular weight given his earlier decision to confirm Robert

A federal court in Illinois has dismissed a prerecorded voice class action lawsuit after finding the plaintiff’s complaint was too vague to proceed. In Cosenza v. Nice North America, LLC, the United