Public Policy Archive » October, 2023

Public Policy - October, 2023

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• 5th Circ. Gives SEC 30 Days To Tweak Stock Buyback Rule
• New Jersey Gov. Fumes As Orsted Drops Wind Farm Projects
• Trump Did 'Nothing' To Stop Jan. 6 Violence, Expert Testifies
• Justices Discuss Dog Pics, Taylor Swift To Define State Action
• AHA Backs Faster Prior Authorization, Balks At Other Policies
• Monsanto Spinoff's Expert Ties Symptoms To PCB Anxiety
• Google Search Head Feared Money Was All Co. Thought About
• Bankers Doubted Trump's $1B Buffalo Bills Bid, Court Hears
• SEC Crypto Bulletin Needed Congressional Review, GAO Says
• Conn. City Says Pot Law Challengers Have No Standing
• Justices 'Coalesce' On Narrow Gov't Social Media Use Test
• HOA Has No Stake In $4M Takings Deal, NC Justices Told
• Biden AI Order Could Ease Some Tech Immigration Woes
• Trump Sues To Stop Bid To Ban Him From Mich. 2024 Ballot
• Mich. AG Says Christian Clinic Can't Bolster Record In Appeal
• HHS Proposes Monetary Sanctions For Information Blocking
• Trial Of Former Philly Union Leader On Tap After Thorny Path
• South Dakota Interconnection Fight Simmers On At FCC
• Caterer Says LA Wage Law Enforcement Disrupts Bargaining
• EPA, Blue States Urge Justices Not To Halt EPA's Smog Plan
• DC Judge Won't Halt Toss Of Lobster Fishing Rule
• FINRA Fights 'Existential Threat' With 5th Circ. Nasdaq Ruling
• No Discriminatory Intent Behind State Voting Law, Ga. Says
• Flint Water Prosecution Ends As Mich. AG Loses Appeal
• House Ethics Panel To Announce Next Steps In Santos Probe
• Unions Accuse Agency Of 'About-Face' Over Dues Law
• Vendors' Book Rating Law Fears Unfounded, 5th Circ. Told
• Anti-Tax Groups Call On Calif. Justices To Nix Ballot Lawsuit
• Outdated Federal Sugar Program Costs US $1B Annually
• Mich. Supreme Court Urged To Put $15 Min. Wage To Voters
• Republicans Press Fed, Others On Slow Bank Merger Reviews
• Biden Administration Greenlights Va. Offshore Wind Project
• Feds Parole Asylum-Seekers To End 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• NLRB, OSHA Agree To Strengthen Collaboration
• Judge Says Farm Bill Does Not Preempt Va. Hemp Law
• Dem AGs Press Texas Court To Toss Immigrant Rule Challenge
• Dem. Sens. Urge Biden Admin. To Cover OTC Birth Control
• Talk Or Take The Fifth? Trump's Risky Options In NY Trial
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Will Hurt Flyers, Judge Told As Trial Begins
• Ohio Grid Perk Denial Was Proper, FERC Tells 6th Circ.
• 5 Telecom Issues To Watch Amid FCC Broadband Proposal
• Breaking Ground On Brownfields — The Series
• 10th Circ. Urged To Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions
• A Timeline Of Stroock & Stroock's Descent
• Why Public Cos. Should Also Comply With SEC's Names Rule
• 2 Dems Urge Judicial Conference To Set Amicus Disclosures
• Bankman-Fried Denies Pressuring Bahamian Pols As FTX Fell
• Lumber Cos. See No Reason For Canadians' Duty Reprieve
• Baker McKenzie Atty Urges Senators To Enact Federal AI Law
• Asian File Folder Imports Found To Be Injuring US Industry
• Calif. Pot Biz Exec Exploited Equity License, Lawsuit Says
• Man Indicted For Threatening Ga. Officials Over Trump Case
• US Forest Service Sued For Withheld Timber Program Docs
• Senate Confirms Holland & Knight Alum To Md. District Seat
• Stroock & Stroock To Dissolve, Ending 147-Year Run
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 20 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 16 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• DOL's Fiduciary Rule Proposal Would Extend ERISA's Reach
• What To Know About The White House's Sweeping AI Directive
• Southwest Airlines Could Face DOT Fine Over System Outage
• Google CEO Admits Apple Deal To Be Default Is 'Valuable'
• PCBs Didn't Cause Brain Damage In Wash. Case, Jury Told
• Colo. Trial Kicks Off State Efforts To Bar Trump From Ballots
• 5 Things To Know About High Court Gov't Social Media Cases
• Crypto Org Loses Bid To Undo Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Fox Can't Get Soros Docs In Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• 9th Circ. Reopens Providers' Challenge To Ariz. Abortion Law
• GOP Reps Probe Investigation Into Federalist Society's Leo
• NY Pot Market's Future Not 'Optimistic,' Lawmakers Hear
• Justices Wary Of Picking Standard For Post-Seizure Hearings
• Divided FERC Stands By Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• SBF Pummeled With Prior Statements On Cross-Examination
• FCC Wants More Info On T-Mobile's $1.35B Mint Mobile Deal
• Disney Fights DeSantis' Dismissal Bid In Free Speech Suit
• Feds Want 10 Years For Trump Appointee In Jan. 6 Riot Case
• Miss. Judge Shuts Down Favre's Sharpe Defamation Suit
• SC Carriers Worry Next-Gen 911 Could Lead To Liability
• Paxton House Complaints May Be 'Tough Row To Hoe'
• US Supreme Court Won't Review $1B Chicago Parking Deal
• Justices Refuse To Take Up Maine Hospital Workers' Vax Suit
• US Citizens Move To Strike CBP Data In Parole Program Row
• SEC Relieves Private Debt Issuers From New Disclosure Rules
• Energy Dept. To Invest $1.3B In 3 Power Line Projects
• California Urges 9th Circ. To Uphold Win In DOL Transit Fight
• Apple's High Court Bid For App Store Appeal Gets Support
• Lost In A Maze Of USCIS Policy On Child Immigration Status
• FCC Extends 'Rip And Replace' Deadlines For 2 More Cos.
• Why 7th Circ. Libel Ruling Is Crucial For The Media
• Feds Barred From Cutting Texas' Razor Wire At Border
• NY Judge Says Fed Master Accounts Are Privilege, Not A Right
• Dems Plan Subpoena Vote For High Court Ethics Probe
• Ex-Cop Asks Justices To Limit Public Employee Speech Rule
• W.Va. Judge Can Be Sued For Searching Home, 4th Circ. Says
• Trump Can't Stay Gag Order In DC Election Interference Case
• Enviros Back EPA In DC Circ. Fight Over Coal Ash Regs
• Biden Admin's M&A Rhetoric Outpaces Enforcement Numbers
• Lenders Must Prep For Ga. Commercial Financing Disclosures
• Cuomo's Sister Blasts Subpoena In Sexual Harassment Suit
• EPA Threatened With Suit For National Climate Pollution Caps
• Philly, Guild Misled Firefighters On PTO Sell-Backs, Court Told
• Best Practices For Cos. Navigating US-China Investigations
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• In Focus At The EEOC: Eliminating Recruiting, Hiring Barriers
• Justices Won't Hear Case Over 'Eye-Popping' SEC Penalties
• High Court Won't Hear Oregon Water Dispute
• Justices Refuse Challenge To H-1B Spouses' Work Permits
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 15 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 19 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Panel Explains Why Ga. Gerrymander Cases Warrant Trial
• Texas Gov. Beats Migrant Transfer Law Challenge At 5th Circ.
• How Ripple Execs' Grit & Litigation Forced SEC To Back Down
• Health Orgs. Warn Against Nixing Revised Public Charge Rule
• With 'Much More To Do,' CFPB Enforcement Plots Hiring Spree
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Pot Co.'s Bid To Block Rival's Deal
• Trump Gets Chance To Weigh In On Trial Broadcast Request
• Contentious IT Deal Drives Uptick In GAO Bid Protests
• US Asks Mexico To Eye Anti-Union Action At Caterpillar Plant
• Christian Cos. Seek Win In ND Trans Insurance Suit
• Bluetooth Needs 6 GHz Access For New Tech, FCC Hears
• Colorado Justices Won't Save Trump From Ballot Ban Trial
• Texas Accuses Feds Of 'Brazen Escalation' In Razor Wire Suit
• Order Extended for Indigent 'Lone Star' Border Op Defendants
• Amid State Action, National Dems Push For Miscarriage Leave
• Bakery Pension Fund Loses Bid For $132M PBGC Rescue
• Are Justices Split 3-3-3? New Term Is Already Offering Clues
• Feds Checking If Mexican Refrigerants Are Skirting China Duty
• Case For Young Trans Athlete Stresses Lack of 'Advantage'
• FTC Expands Scope Of Data Breach Reporting Requirements
• SEC's Peirce 'Unsettled' By Agency's Case Against LBRY
• Ivanka Trump Ordered To Testify In NY Fraud Trial
• GM Unit's Driverless-Car Pause Highlights Risky Landscape
• 6th Circ. Urged To Preserve Faith-Based Hiring Exemption
• Union To Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Suit Challenging Debt Cap
• Sat Operators Call For 'More Intensive' Use Of 12.7 GHz Band
• Biden Admin. To Update Protections For Au Pair Participants
• DOI Allocates $327M To Settle Native Water Rights' Claims
• 6th Circ. Says Suit Over Ky. Jail Inmate's OD Death Needs Jury
• Ga. Court Says Apartment's Appraisal Method Rightly Denied
• Google Trial Reveals $26B Spent On Search Distribution
• Reps. Urge Speedy Missile Production For Taiwan
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wash. COVID Eviction Ban Challenges
• New House Speaker Urged To Take Up Congress Stock Ban
• Mass. Bench Makeover Leaves Attys 'Looking For An Edge'
• Nursing Home Staffing Proposal Faces Industry Pushback
• Anticipating Intensified Partnership Enforcement From IRS
• USPTO Wants Appeal Seeking 'Veto' Rule Heard By Fed. Circ.
• Planning Compliance For Updated FinCEN Reporting Rules
• What Pharma Cos. Must Know About FDA Off-Label Guidance
• 9th Circ. Kicks Psilocybin Rescheduling Petition To DEA
• Sierra Club Appeals Glendale Gas Plant Expansion Approval
• Conn. Atty Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive State Park Gun Ban Suit
• Bankman-Fried Attempts To Shift Blame In FTX Fraud Trial
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Cuban Woman's Persecution Claims
• NC High Court Snapshot: DA Fights DQ In Cyberstalking Case
• Santos Pleads Not Guilty To New Charges, Gets Trial Date
• Ex-DOJ Official Seeks Ga. Election Case Stay Pending Appeal
• Cannabis Atty Convicted In Plot To Bribe Mass. Police Chief
• Up Next At High Court: 'Trump Too Small,' Blocking Critics
• How Cos. Can Mitigate IP Risks After NY Labor Law Updates
• Is The State Court System Setting Judges Up To Fail?
• Monsanto's Experts Excluded In Seattle PCB Pollution Suit
• Compliance Primer: Foreign Investment In US Real Property
• Iraq War Vet Wants Purple Heart Denial Reversed
• Off The Bench: Baylor Pays, NHL Betting Penalty, NLRB-NCAA
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 14 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 18 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• IRS Not Sending 87K Armed Agents After Grandma, Chief Says
• AG Presses Morgan Lewis Atty For Details At Trump Trial
• 5th Circ. Puts Removal Of Gulf Whale Protections On Hold
• Google Competes With Amazon 'Every Day,' SVP Says
• Family Separation Suit Against Feds Will Go To Trial
• Wash. Justices Weigh State Tax On FCC Lifeline Program
• 1st Circ. OKs Immunity To Officials In Workers' COVID-19 Suit
• 6th Circ. Probes SEC On Proxy Proposal Comment Period
• Satanic Temple Can't Challenge Indiana Abortion Ban
• Calif.'s Chief Justice Says Judges Must Grasp Climate Science
• How Mike Johnson Stands On 3 Key Health Care Policy Issues
• Bankman-Fried Evasive In Preview Of Jury Testimony
• Conn. Office Blew Expansion Decision, Treatment Center Says
• Colorado Urges Judge To Let Gun Waiting Period Law Stand
• Split Full 9th Circ. Won't Review SF Political Ad Disclosure Law
• Religious Vax Exemption Rightly Ended, Conn. Justices Told
• SpaceX Says Rule Change Can't Fix DOJ Immigrant Bias Case
• Fed. Pot Legalization Must Avoid Consolidation, Report Says
• Google Search Judge Orders More Public Access To Evidence
• Big Banks Lose Bid To Toss NJ Bond Marketing Claims
• Texas Justices Weigh Public Adjuster Laws In Speech Suit
• Conn. City To Pay $10M To End Ousted Stadium Builder's Suit
• Chicago Sued Over New Migrant Shelter For Asylum-Seekers
• Removal Notices Must Be Single Doc, Immigration Judges Say
• Texas Judge Expands Hold On CFPB's Small-Biz Lending Rule
• Trump Asks Colo. Justices To Pause Ballot Ban Case
• State Agency Asks 4th Circ. To Quash Google's Info Demand
• FCC Is Told It's Neglecting Data On Minorities At Media Cos.
• UK Says Net Neutrality Helps Public, But Offers New Guidance
• Feds Restructure Agency On Suicide, Kids' Mental Health
• 4th Circuit Won't Let Ex-Tulane Student Sue As 'John Doe'
• Judge Invokes Shakespeare In Fight Over Texas Park
• Ex-Union Biz Manager Seeks Third Embezzlement Trial Delay
• Trump Can't Join Suit To Keep Him Off Ballot, Judge Says
• Doctor To Face Suit Over Elective Surgery During COVID-19
• California Must Work With Tribe On Gaming Pact, Judge Says
• Ga. Sent Back To The Drawing Board Over Legislative Maps
• Montana Tribes Awarded $3.2M In DOJ Public Safety Grants
• Claims Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over DOD Software Dispute
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Transfers Gather Steam — Slowly
• A Look Into The Developing Regulation Of Employer AI
• Justices Should Nix Section 230 Immunity For Tech
• NY Urges DC Circ. To Undo FERC's 'Arbitrary' Rate Calculation
• NY Tribe Wants 2nd Circ. To Undo Eel Fishing Regs
• To Comply With Campaign Finance Rules, Watch The Calendar
• Ga. Ruling A Win For Plaintiffs Injured By Older Products
• Cannabis Operators Say Federal Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Split 5th Circ. Keeps La. High Court Voting Consent Decree
• Bid To Seal Depositions Rejected In Conn. Gun Law Suit
• Texas, Hawaii And NJ District Judge Nominees Advance
• DC Circ., Ethics Panel Deny Jeffrey Clark's Bid To Halt Case
• Florida Judge Faces Suspension Over Chat With Prosecutor
• SEC's Gensler Cautions Against Climate Rule Lawsuit
• OECD Details Withholding Tax Treatment In Profits Plan
• Mass. Tax Board Upholds $1M Home Valuation
• Citi Freed At Last From Fed's Forex Rigging Consent Order
• NC Democratic Congressman Sets Sights On State AG's Office
• JetBlue, Spirit Lose Bid To Close Court For Antitrust Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 17 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 13 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• NLRB Finalizes Rule Broadening Joint Employer Test
• Shutts & Bowen Adds Leading Anti-Abortion Atty To Its Ranks
• What Lawyers Need To Know About The New House Speaker
• Ex-Yale Student's Claims Over Rape Accusation Revived
• DC Circ. Questions FERC Comment Period In Index Rate Row
• NM Fire Victims Accuse FEMA Of Withholding Records
• Rep. Bowman To Plead Guilty To Capitol Hill False Alarm
• J-2 Visa Holder Says Feds Can't Apply Residence Requirement
• BIA Says Wis. Town Can't Fight Road Fund Eligibility Changes
• Feds Get OK On Deal With Families Separated Under Trump
• Shift To Bing Could Be 'Very Costly' For Google, Expert Says
• Bank Regulators Finalize Climate Guidance With Minor Tweaks
• 'Parenting Is Hard,' 11th Circ. Says In Reviving Ga. Mom's Suit
• Thomas Didn't Repay Luxury RV Loan, Sen. Dems Say
• 7th Circ. Blasts USPS Win In Suit Asking For Post Office Ramp
• Alaska Can't Prove Law Bars Trust In Land Dispute, Tribes Say
• FDA Plans Tighter Scrutiny Of Off-Label Data Sent To Doctors
• Nebraska AG Targets THC Sellers In Statewide Lawsuits
• Trump Loses Last Dismissal Bid Before Colo. Ballot Ban Trial
• Graham Pivots To Priorities In Unaccompanied-Minors Hearing
• Michigan City Sails Closer To $24M Water Debt Wipeout  
• US Pulls Support For Proposals In WTO E-Commerce Talks
• PacifiCorp Sues EPA Over Delayed Utah Haze Plan Action
• Full 5th Circ. Urged To Review Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• White House Seeks $6B To Extend FCC's Broadband Subsidy
• Leafly Suit Against NY Pot Regulators Back In State Court
• Google Search Monopoly Trial Shifts To Defense
• 3 Calif. Discrimination Bills That Died At The Finish Line
• Feds Amend Colorado River Plan To Add States' Water Pact
• Former Okla. Tribal Leaders Say Banishment Was Retaliatory
• Colo. GOP Legislators Push For Tax Cuts, Special Session
• FTC, Illumina Say EU Unwinding Order Won't Impact Appeal
• High Court Won't Stay Fla. Online Betting Ruling
• Gensler Mum On High Court Case Challenging SEC Hearings
• New Report Champions Term Limits For Supreme Court
• Electric Co-Op Wins $26M From Xcel Unit In Power Plant Fight
• Preparing For Higher Health Transaction Standards In Calif.
• FCC Looks To Stop Fraudulent SIM Card Swapping
• Bipartisan Senate Bloc Asks NTIA To Alter BEAD Credit Rule
• Charter's Ex-Gov't Affairs Director To Settle Noncompete Suit
• Advocates Call For More LGBTQ Federal Judges
• Unpacking The FAR Council's Cybersecurity Rules Proposal
• US Wants Full 5th Circ. Review Of Atomic Waste Ruling
• Feds Not Immune From Separated Migrant Families' Suit
• Alternative Patents Would Solve Many Inventor Woes
• How CRE Loans Would Shift Under New Bank Capital Rules
• As Trump Lawyers Flip, Blaming Them Gets Trickier
• Illinois Can't Get Docs To 'Blemish' Monsanto In PCB Suit
• Parsing Maryland's Earned Wage Access Products Guidance
• Peach State Accused Of Underfunding Public HBCUs
• NYC Bar's DEI Chief On Fostering A Diverse Pipeline To Law
• DeSantis Fights Ousted Prosecutor's Bid To Get Job Back
• Public Interest Groups Oppose AT&T Spectrum Proposal
• Pensions 'Don't Adjust' To Firefighters, Conn. Justices Told
• DOD To Make Mentor Program For Small Vendors Permanent
• Biden's Pick For NIH Director Advances With GOP Support
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Trump Fined $10K For Again Violating Gag Order In NY Trial
• Bird Groups Seek Revival Of Lake Erie Wind Farm Challenge
• Wyoming Suit Aims To Force EPA Action On Haze Plan
• Fed Stirs Pot With Call For Lower Cap On Debit Swipe Fees
• Avoiding Bribery, Corruption And Sanctions Risks In Int'l M&A
• Senate Confirms Biden's Wage Chief Pick
• Bankman-Fried To Testify In 'Hail Mary' Trial Strategy
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 16 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Michael Cohen Testifies Trump Ordered Bogus Net Worth Hike
• Pa. Panel Says AG Must Release Drug Enforcement Docs
• Wash. Must Face NY Distillery's Liquor Law Challenge
• Coinbase Says SEC Theory Is 'Irreconcilable' With Law
• GOP Says Zoning Regs To Blame For Unaffordable Housing
• Google Manager Resists AGs' Args Of Bing Ad Tool Limits
• NY County Leaders Want Migrant Shunning Suit Tossed
• Patent Office Raises IP Questions For Tribes
• Amazon Fights Delivery Of Inspection Docs To Seattle Times
• DOJ Must Help In Fighting Illegal Robocalls, Lawyers Say
• LA Seeks Toss Of Retired Officers' Military Leave Benefits Suit
• BIA Will Rethink Ancestry Decision In Tribal Enrollment Suit
• Fox, Advocacy Group Back At It Over Jan. 6 Doc Disclosure
• HHS 'Coerces' Abortion Stance With Title X Loss, Tenn. Says
• Transco Defends FERC's Approval Of Pipeline Expansion
• Senate Confirms Permanent FAA Chief Without Opposition
• AeroFarms Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan After Trimming Releases
• 18 States Urge Justices To End Baseball Antitrust Exemption
• Gun Owners, Colo. County Spar Over Assault Weapons Ban
• FCC Initiative To Guide Satellite Cos. On Federal Licensing
• Senate Paves Way For Vote On Biden Wage Chief Nominee
• Colo. Medicaid Agency, IBM Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• Colo. Ski Town Can't Enforce Delivery Truck Limits, Suit Says
• Texas Sues To Stop Feds From Cutting Rio Grande Razor Wire
• Feds Say Court Can't Force Evacuation Of US Citizens In Gaza
• FDA Proposals Clarify Rules For Devices With Predicates
• Tribes Say Sovereign Power Is At Stake In Pipeline Fight
• Key Terms Of European Hydrogen Bank's 2023 Pilot Auction
• US Seeks Forfeiture Of Russian Oligarch's $300M Superyacht
• State Regs Sow Discord Between Cannabis, Hemp Industries
• Georgia GOP Fights To Keep Election Law Appeal Alive
• FCC Plans 'Disparate Impact' Test In Anti-Redlining Rules
• Trump Turns To Colo. Justices Ahead Of Ballot Ban Hearing
• GSA, Southern Co. Ink Agreement To Craft Clean Power Plan
• Zero-Emission Truck Sales Ahead Of Schedule In California
• US Plan For New Arctic Strategy Boosts Security, Partnerships
• What To Watch As The FCC Leans Into National Security
• Mass. Tax Board Affirms $1.5M Valuation Of Boston Duplex
• Judge Restarts Mich. Homeowner's Seized Property Suit
• What US Cos. Should Know About ESG Directives In The EU
• Texas Says Increased Costs Warrant Asylum Rule Challenge
• Ohio Judge Who Oversaw Employee Cases Taking Sr. Status
• Calif. DMV Suspends Cruise's Driverless Car Operations
• Mass. AG Strikes Record Deal In Campaign Finance Probe
• Reconstruction-Era Laws Show Jan. 6 Cases Are Not Political
• Trump Files Flurry Of Bids To Nix Election Interference Case
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foreign Agent Charges Turn Up Heat On Menendez And Allies
• The Biggest Moments In Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial So Far
• Cannabis Appeal Doesn't Belong In Court, Conn. Agency Says
• FTC, DOL Collab Marks New Labor Market Enforcement Era
• How To Advertise Carbon Reductions Under New Calif. Law
• Ga. Abortion Ban Not Voided By Roe, State Justices Rule
• Fla. Urges High Court To Limit Drag Show Law Injunction
• NYC Retirees Nab Class Status In Overcharged Copay Suit
• Hemp Cos. Push Back On Ark. AG's Bid For FOIA Shield
• Regulators' Community Lending Overhaul Crosses Finish Line
• Ex-Trump Atty Jenna Ellis Pleads Guilty In Ga. Election Case
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 15 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Congress Faces Renewed Heat To Pass Kids' Web Safety Law
• Amazon Told It'll Likely Get Order Limiting Feds' Use Of Docs
• Fla. Officials Say DEI Funding Law Challengers Lack Standing
• CFTC's Combative Settlement Tactics Could Soon Bear Fruit
• Nursing School Owners Lived Large Off Students, Conn. Says
• Car Honking Ban Muffles 'Sound Of Democracy,' Justices Told
• Oats Company Fined $3M For Trying To Roll Futures Prices
• House GOPs Propose 'Grand Bargain' For Border And Ukraine
• Feds Say Texas Lacks Standing, Record In Public Charge Row
• LBRY Won't Pursue Appeal In SEC Unregistered Token Case
• HHS Says Texas' Abortion Pill Guidance Fight Is Moot
• Tariffs OK Emergency Cut-Offs, Utilities Tell Texas Judges
• Is Net Neutrality A Major Question For Congress To Decide?
• Medicare Drug Price Talks Boon For Public Health, Court Told
• FTC Says Total Wine Won't Hand Over Info In Antitrust Probe
• Asiaway Auto Parts Co. Faces US Labor Action In Mexico
• GOP Reps. Threaten Subpoena Over VA Abortion Policy
• NYC Wants Climate Deception Suit Against Oil Cos. Remanded
• CFPB Official Says Ending Lending Bias Will Take More Action
• Austin, Boston Area Cash Home Sales Join FinCEN Watch List
• Calif. AG Can Weigh In On Tribe's Hotel Land Dispute
• Inventors Face 'Tough Love' From PTAB Critics On Politics
• Texas House Bill Aims To Abolish Property Taxes By 2029
• Judge Temporarily Blocks Colorado's 'Abortion Reversal' Ban
• Journalist Drone Ban In Texas Constitutional, 5th Circ. Rules
• Texas Grid Law Is Unconstitutional, SG Tells Justices
• Colo. Judge Denies Latest Bids To Toss Trump Ballot Ban Suit
• USPTO Asks For Public Input on Global AI Standards
• WTO Dispute Settlement Reform Deal Draft Nears Completion
• Sen. Menendez Denies 'Foreign Agent' Charge In Bribery Case
• GOP Lawmakers Blast Easing Of Sanctions On Venezuela
• Chesebro Plea In Ga. Election Case Puts Legal Career In Peril
• Mass. Bill May Alter Deals Involving Both Goods And Services
• FCC Looks To Explore AI's Impact On Junk Calls, Texts
• Grayscale Win Over SEC May Finally Herald Spot Bitcoin ETPs
• How Cos. Can Prioritize Accessibility Amid Increase In Suits
• Industry Groups Lose Bid To Fight Water Rule In ND Court
• Trump Can't Claim 'Monarchical' Immunity, 2nd Circ. Told
• Epstein Victim Attys Get $22.5M In Deutsche Bank Deal
• 5 Ways Maritime Cos. Can Enhance Sanctions Compliance
• Atty Tells Jury Pot Bribe Case Is FBI-Backed 'Shakedown'
• 3rd Circ. Appeal Of DOL Penalty Halted For Justices' SEC Case
• Florida Town Blasts Call For Justices To Review Records Spat
• Squire Patton Brings On Former Ambassador In DC
• Va. Homeowners Too Late To Stop Pipeline, Developer Says
• EPA Proposes Trichloroethylene Ban, Closes PFAS Loophole
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• A Closer Look At Evolving Early Release Programs
• W.Va. Senator Calls For 'Prompt' FCC Action On Utility Poles
• Ex-Arizona Supreme Court Justice Joins Holtzman Vogel
• Fossil Fuel Groups Urge Justices To Revive Emissions Fight
• Fla. Corrections Dept. Asks Justices Not To Review Pot Firing
• Calif. GHG Disclosure Law Will Affect Companies Worldwide
• In Focus At The EEOC: Advancing Equal Pay
• Indivior Cuts $385M Deal To End Suboxone Antitrust Claims
• Trump Seeks Stay Of Gag Order In DC Court Pending Appeal
• Disney Contracts Were Invalid To Begin With, Fla. Board Says
• Experts Say No Clear Legal Path In Trump Ballot Ban Suits
• Tax Tipster Brings Award Bid In $60M Case To High Court
• George Santos' Atty May Have Conflict Of Interest, Feds Say
• DHS Rule To Thwart H-1B Visa Lottery Abuse Earns Praise
• War Crimes Court Flags Cyberattack That Targeted Its Work
• EU Tariff Feud Unlikely Over Steel Deal Delay, US Official Says
• Split DC Circ. Says Ex-Cop Acted 'Corruptly' In Jan. 6 Mob
• Trump Aide Waives Atty Conflict In Secret Docs Case
• Tesla Gets DOJ Backing In La. Direct-Sales Ban Challenge
• Republicans Blast Net Neutrality Plan For Eroding FTC Duties
• Feds Must Turn Over More Info In 'Remain In Mexico' Suit
• SEC Seeks Default Against Alleged Crypto Insider Trader
• FinCEN Floats Reporting Requirements For Crypto Mixing
• Housing Groups Can't Halt Chicago Soccer Club's Land Lease
• Trade Court Backs Export Credit Duties On Chinese Tires
• DEA Process For Drug Rescheduling Unlawful, 9th Circ. Hears
• Feds Give Banks More Review Time, Seek Data For Basel Plan
• No Need To Block Pipeline Construction, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• New Mich. Laws Allow For Cannabis Compacts With Tribes
• Block Texas Drag Ban During Appeal, Opponents Urge Judge
• NY Gov. Zaps Bill To Build Offshore Wind Power Line
• Nev. Judge Refuses To Halt South Spring Valley Project
• Treasury Seeks Input On Rules For Energy Credit Transfers
• Pa. Hospital Sale Plan Halts AG's Fight To Stop Closure
• Clues On High Court Outcome In CFPB Constitutionality Case
• Michigan Slams COVID Payback Bid By Restaurants, Gym
• Questions Linger After FDA's Lab-Developed Tests Proposal
• Syrian Man Says USCIS Stalled On His Asylum Hearing
• Justices To Review Biden Fight Against Web 'Misinformation'
• Senators Join Call For FCC To Revisit Video Streaming Rules
• Dish Paying T-Mobile $100M Upfront To Extend Deal Deadline
• John Echohawk Honored As Trailblazer For Native Rights
• Ex-Trump Official Can't Get Pa. Voting Records Without Caveat
• Former Paxton Aides Launch Firm After Impeachment Win
• Brownstein Leads Q3 Lobbying Earnings As Slowdown Looms
• Michigan City Approves Deal That Could Nix $24M Water Debt
• High Court Won't Save Missouri's 2nd Amendment Law
• What ESG Investing Ruling Means For Fiduciaries
• Trump Fined $5K For 'Blatant' Violation Of NY Gag Order
• New DOJ Roles Underscore National Security Focus
• Calls For Detail Emerge As Theme In Parity Rule Comments
• GOP House Committee Chair Requests More Time On OT Rule
• Former Trump Campaign Atty Chesebro Pleads Guilty
• White House Wants $106B In Supplemental Security Funding
• Get Caught Up: Top Stories From The Bankman-Fried Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 14 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Feds Say Trump 'Is Not Above The Law' In DC Election Case
• Asian Solar Cos. Fight Commerce's Circumvention Findings
• EU Orders Meta, TikTok To Explain Content Moderation Efforts
• 4 Key Changes In The Latest Semiconductor Export Rules
• Biden To Ask Congress For 'Urgent' Israel And Ukraine Funds
• Airline Wants Union Suit Challenging Sick Leave Deal Nixed
• Tribes, HHS Seek 9th Circ. Pause In ICWA Compliance Appeal
• House Panel Mulls Medicare Payment, Prior Authorization Bills
• Feds Urge High Court To Deny Review Of Fla. Online Betting
• Petition Watch: Abortion Protests, Workers' Comp & Sanctions
• NRA Tells Justices AG's Probe Basis Needs More Inquiry
• No Imminent Harm In Calif. Tribe Constitution Vote, Feds Say
• 5th Circ. Asks Illumina, FTC For Update On EU Order's Impact
• FCC Expands Broadband Subsidy Program To School Bus Wi-Fi
• Agency Votes To Permit Unlicensed Use Of The 6 GHz Band
• Google Search Incredibly Important To Expedia, Judge Told
• FERC Gas Project Approval Enrages Pacific Northwest Pols
• Powell Plea Tightens Screws On Trump, Election-Denier Attys
• NC Panel Backs State Treasurer's Pension Cap Overage Win
• Proactive Measures While NY Foreclosure Law Is In Limbo
• Sentient AI Should Have IP Rights, Congressional Panel Hears
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• FCC Beefs Up Emergency Alerts With More Languages, Info
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