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• February 17, 2026

  EU Seeks Feedback For Bill To Streamline Corporate Tax Laws

  The European Union is seeking feedback on how to streamline its corporate tax laws in a bill slated to be proposed in the second quarter of the year, the bloc's executive branch said.

• February 17, 2026

  Colo. Judge Allows Hospital To Pause Gender-Affirming Care

  A Colorado state judge declined to reinstate gender-affirming care for transgender youth patients of Children's Hospital Colorado, ruling that ordering the hospital to resume providing the care could risk the hospital's ability to provide pediatric care to other patients.

• February 17, 2026

  Wisconsin Tribe Fights Enbridge's Line 5 Shutdown Delay

  A Wisconsin tribe is fighting a request by Enbridge Energy Inc. to stay a June 16 deadline to shut down a portion of its Line 5 pipeline on reservation lands pending a Seventh Circuit decision, telling a federal district court that the Canadian company's motion is "jurisdictionally infirm."

• February 17, 2026

  Minn. House Bill Seeks Task Force On Property Tax Increases

  Minnesota would establish a task force to investigate the causes of property tax increases and improve local government transparency under legislation introduced Tuesday in the state House.

• February 13, 2026

  Novel Calif. Data Deletion Tool Off To Hot Start, Director Says

  Despite a relatively quiet rollout, more than 170,000 California residents have signed up for a first-of-its-kind system that allows them to ask all registered data brokers to delete their personal information in a single request, positioning the tool as a strong model for other states similarly looking to boost consumer protections, the executive director of the state's privacy regulator told Law360.  

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