Public Policy Archive » February, 2026

Public Policy - February, 2026

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• Trump Admin Can't 'Terrorize' Minn. Refugees, Judge Rules
• NetChoice Gets Va. Social Media Limits For Kids Blocked
• Kroger, Albertsons Must Pay AG Legal Fees After Merger Halt
• Alabama ISP Wants To Pay Less For Rural Program Default
• Trump Tells Federal Agencies To Drop 'Woke' Anthropic Tech
• Goldstein Testimony 'Solidified' Case, Juror Says
• 'Lack Of Adversity' Stops Court From Ending Biden SAVE Plan
• Exxon's Bid To Pause Tribes' Climate Suit Met With Skepticism
• 7th Circ. Rejects Firm's $237K Fee Bid From Investment Fund
• Legal Orgs. Sue To Block DOJ Limits On Immigration Appeals
• Morgan Stanley Joins Ranks Of OCC Crypto Bank Hopefuls
• DC Circ. Revives 'Trespasser' Atty Metro Death Suit
• Georgia Appeals Court Says Homebuilders Can't Fight Fees
• Trump's Trade Deals Face Tricky Path After Tariff Ruling
• Washington 'Millionaires Tax' Clears House Panel With Tweaks
• TD Bank Escapes $3-Fee Suit, NY Law Ruled Unconstitutional
• Was Judge's DUI Arrest Legal? County Tussles With Ex-Jurist
• Trump Admin Says 9th Circ. Can't Revive Energy Orders Suit
• Judge Says 5th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Bar Noncitizen's Release
• SEC Moves To Toss Suit Over 'Accredited Investor' Rule
• Do H-1B Fee Waivers Exist In Practice? Attys Have Doubts
• OCC Finalizes Rule Confirming Trust Charter's Broader Scope
• SEC Issues Final Rules For Foreign Private Issuer Reporting
• FCC Staff Gives Go-Ahead To $34B Charter, Cox Tie-Up
• FCC Commish Sees Ditching Copper Lines As Security Need
• Feds Use Another Samsung Case To Encourage Injunctions
• When Murder Charges Reach People Who Didn't Kill
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Tesla's PTAB Challenge, Leaving Just 1
• Geofence Warrants Harm 'Privacies Of Life,' Amici Tell Justices
• Judge Expands Block On SNAP Cuts Over Data Demand
• Denmark's Top Party Plans Wealth Tax Ahead Of Elections
• Credit Bureaus Fight Bid To Add Plaintiffs, Claims To Suit
• Blue States Rally Behind Birthright Citizenship At High Court
• Ex-Officials Back Union Challenge To Feds' Resignation Offer
• Ala. Lawmakers OK Boosted Tourism Project Tax Break Cap
• Judge Says RFK Jr.-Tied Group Can't Join Childhood Vax Suit
• After Learning Resources: A Practical Guide For US Importers
• State, Federal Policies Complicate Fuel And Carbon Markets
• Calif. Mass Tort Firm Drops Suit Against ABS Fee-Sharing Ban
• Freight Brokers Fear Liability Pileup In Pivotal Top Court Case
• AI-Assisted Arbitration Needs Safeguards To Ensure Fairness
• Army Corps Fights Bid To Void Alaskan Gold Mining Permit
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Mich. Tax Sale Case
• Markey Pushes Bill To Bolster Immigrant Legal Access
• Tricolor Noteholders Say Big Banks Ignored Auto Loan Fraud
• Pryor Cashman Taps Foreign Service Vet As Gov't Lead
• Paramount-WBD Deal Would Widen Net For Antitrust Scrutiny
• 121-Year-Old Ruling Still A Shot In The Arm For Vax Mandates
• NYC Health Center Sues HHS Over $31M Medicare Repayment
• Outdoor Pot Grower Can Keep Going During Okla. License Suit
• Del. Supreme Court OKs Disputed Corporate Law Rework
• Logistics Update: What Immigrant Driver Rule Means For Cos.
• Seneca Nation Gains Sovereignty Over 200 Acres In New York
• Up Next At High Court: Drug User Gun Possession
• DOL Extends Comment Window On PBM Transparency Rule
• 'One Way Or Another, ICE Will Comply,' Minn. Judge Vows
• Florida Admits Fed Funds For Immigration Facility Unlikely
• Goldstein Placed Under Home Confinement Until Sentencing
• Panel Wary Of San Antonio Dodging Gambling Seizure Suit
• H-1B $100K Fee Fight Is On, But Tariff Ruling's Effect Is Unclear
• Domestic Violence Groups Fight Bondi Over Grant DEI Rules
• DOJ, Apple Clash Over Discovery For Monopolization Case
• 911 Could Be Disrupted In Transition From Copper, FCC Told
• Texas AG, Samsung Ink Deal To End TV Data Collection Suit
• Cisco Shouldn't Face Falun Gong Torture Suit, Feds Tell Justices
• Calif. Residents Appeal Tribal Casino Order In DC Circ.
• Fed's Bowman Says Basel Redo Coming By End Of March
• Judge Seems Poised To Keep Block On Trump Voting Order
• Judge Won't Block Trump's White House Ballroom Project
• Senator Moves To Dismantle Utah National Monument Plan
• Judge Unlikely To Lift Feds' Sanctions For Protester Removals
• Ga. House Speaker Beats Suit Over State Senator's Ban
• House Bill Would Cap FCC License Reviews At 180 Days
• IRS Broke Law 42K Times By Giving Info To ICE, Judge Says
• VA Rescinds Veteran Disability Rating Rule After Pushback
• DirecTV Urges Top FCC Officials To Nix Nexstar-Tegna Deal
• Judge Scolds 'Impenetrable' TikTok In NY AG's Addiction Suit
• Tenn. Health System Can't Dodge $28M False Claims Act Suit
• Judge Orders Dam Spill To Protect Columbia River Salmon
• Hegseth Appeals Block On Sen. Kelly's Rank Reduction
• FCC Denies Cos.' Bids To Scrap Regulatory Fee Late Charges
• Trans Care Enforcement Landscape Is Evolving Quickly
• India Looks To Nix $156M Deutsche Telekom Award Suit
• How Del. High Court's Moelis Reversal Fits Into DExit Debate
• Planning For M&A Complexity After New State 'Mini-HSR' Laws
• Feds Seek To Pause Fight Over Stopping Empire Wind Project
• NYC Officials Urge 2nd Circ. Not To Block Pot Enforcement
• Reforms To Bank Agency Appeal Processes May Boost Usage
• What New Packaging Waste Laws Mean For Franchisors
• $200M Antitrust Deal Can Shield Drugmakers In States' Claims
• NJ Judge Slams DHS For 'Reckless' Detention Practices
• Hochul Taps Policy Director To Lead NY Cannabis Regulator
• Senate Judiciary Advances Illinois US Atty
• Vanguard Will Pay $29.5M To Settle Red States' ESG Suit
• Feds Seek To Toss DOJ Official's Suit Over Epstein-Talk Firing
• Feds Ask For Early Win In Forest Service Timber Targets Suit
• Hawaii Officials Fight Claim That Hemp Law Violates Farm Bill
• NLRB Readopts 2020 Joint Employer Rule In 'Ministerial' Move
• Former Prosecutors Slam Seizure Of Fulton County Ballots
• Thai Oil Drill Products Evading China Duties, Commerce Says
• Trump Admin Asks Justices To Intervene In Syria TPS Fight
• Switzerland Seeks Stable US Trade Amid Tariff Uncertainty
• USTR Seeks Input On Crafting Critical Mineral Supply Pact
• Playing Piano Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOL Unveils Independent Contractor Rule Replacement
• Online Abortion Pill Provider Illegally Ships To Texas, AG Says
• White House Cites Fraud, Freezes $259M In Minn. Medicaid
• OCC Unveils Landmark Stablecoin Rule Proposal
• FTC Backs Age Verification Use With New Enforcement Stance
• AT&T Promptly Settles NYC Pension Funds Diversity Suit
• DHS Sacked Anti-Terror Grants To 'Punish' States, Suit Says
• Feds Sued Over Warrantless Immigration Arrests In NC
• Dems Demand Explanation For DOJ Antitrust Chief's Exit
• Alibaba Faces Wash. Spam Suit Over Text Referral Program
• Guatemalan Kids Push For Contempt Ruling Against Feds
• $17.9M Drug Price-Fixing Deal Advances Despite Objections
• Judge Tosses Kucinich's Suit Over Browns' Stadium Move
• 4 Questions About Trump's Retirement Savings Pitch
• Texas Sued Over Sex Offender Deregistration Exclusion
• BP Says Wash. 'Odors' Suit Smells No Better 2nd Time Around
• It's Kickoff Time For FCC Look At Sports Media Marketplace
• Fla. Court Blocks Doctor Dispensing Rules For Worker Claims
• DHS Policy On 3rd-Country Removals Unlawful, Judge Finds
• CFTC Taps Ex-SDNY Prosecutor To Lead Enforcement
• BLM Nom Faces Sen. Committee Heat Over Public Lands Stance
• T-Mobile Tells Justices FCC's Fines On 'Unsound' Footing
• Ex-LA Fire Chief Slams Mayor's Budget 'Cover-Up' Amid Fires
• Wisconsin Democrats Introduce Cannabis Legalization Bill
• Enbridge Cites 'Painful' Risk In Bid To Delay Line Shutdown
• Justices Skeptical That Mich. Tax Sale Is Unconstitutional
• Ex-Pot Co. Exec Properly Pled Retaliation Claims, Judge Says
• Uvalde Massacre Survivors Lose Negligence Suit Appeal
• Philly Says PBMs Can't Exit Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• Calif. County Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Harassment
• NJ Transit Allowed To Pick Horizon Over Aetna, Panel Finds
• HUD Attys Fight To Keep Fair Housing Suit Alive
• Cox Tells Calif. It Needs Final Ruling On Charter By July
• EU, UK To Share Info On 'Significant' Antitrust Probes
• Considering The Prospects Of A Robinson-Patman Act Revival
• Tom Goldstein Guilty On Tax Evasion, 11 Other Counts
• FCC Yanks Another Chinese Lab From Equipment Program
• Texas Panel Won't Block County's Immigrant Defense Funding
• Recruiter, Gov't Ink $1.3M Deal Settling Student Loan FCA Suit
• NYC Energy Storage Guidance Clarifies Compliance Pathways
• W.Va. Judge Orders Noncitizen's Release, Cites ICE 'Sloppiness'
• What 4th Circ.-Approved DEI Ban Means For Employers
• Builders Lose Bids To Toss NJ Town's Suit, DQ Counsel
• Fla. Officials OK Land Transfer For Tampa Rays' Ballpark Plan
• NY RAISE Act Raises The Bar For Frontier AI Developers
• 5th Circ. Revives Texas Judge's Suit Over Same-Sex Weddings
• Takeaways From CFPB's Retreat On Immigrant Fair Lending
• Ousted Conn. Public Defender To Appeal Bias Suit Loss
• Commerce Ordered To Rethink Co.'s Aluminum Sourcing
• Fed. Circ. Pressed To Immediately Release Tariff Mandate
• Democrats Cast Doubt On New DOJ Fraud Role
• Judge Says NY District's Title VI Mascot Claims Meritless
• Ga. GOP Operative Referred For Charges Amid Ponzi Probe
• 9th Circ. Rules K-12 Mental Health Grants Must Continue
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Wider Farm, Ranch Tax Classification
• Senate Dem Bill Adds To Trump's Wall Street Home Buy Ban
• OppFi Nears Win Over Calif. Regulator's 'Rent-A-Bank' Case
• Moderna's Damages Expert Limited In March Patent Trial
• Live Nation Judge Not 'Inclined' To Delay Trial For Appeal
• Patterson Belknap Adds Ex-SDNY Prosecutor Maurene Comey
• Trump Declares 'War On Fraud,' Led By VP Vance
• DC Circ. Weighs Power To Keep CFPB Job Cuts On Hold
• Trump Says Countries Will Keep Deals Despite Tariff Ruling
• Ariz., Calif. Lead Suit Over 'Senseless' HHS Vaccine Overhaul
• SDNY's New Self-Report Policy Eases Path To Declinations
• Ill. Café Urges 7th Circ. To Revive Licensing Bias Suit
• High Court Rejects NJ Towns' Bid To Pause Housing Rule
• Voters Can't Have Say In PUD Project, Developers Claim
• 10th, 5th Circ. Stalwarts Step Back From Bench
• DC Circ. Presses Gov't On Reason For $20B EPA Clawback
• Denver Schools Face Racketeering, Mortgage-Scheme Suit
• DJI Asks 9th Circ. To Strike Down FCC 'Covered List' Ruling
• Heirs Push DC Circ. To Rehear Nazi Art Expropriation Case
• Tariff-Related Disputes May Go Beyond Just Refunds
• Enbridge Opposes High Court Exam Of Mich. Immunity Claims
• Justices Urged To Restore 'Critical Limits' To SEC Sanction
• IPhones Are Radios, Not Phones, Under Wash. Consumer Law
• Agri Stats To Face DOJ In May Info-Sharing Antitrust Trial
• Watchdog Fines Debt Collector $100K For Repeat Calls To ER
• Ariz. Bill To Limit 'No Surprises' Arbitration Offers Put On Hold
• Mich. Judge Bars 'Hearsay' Testimony In Flint Water Trial
• Coinbase Asks Judge To Bar Ill. Action Over Event Contracts
• Feds' White Collar Crime Enforcement 'Retreat' Raises Alarms
• 11th Circ. Clears Path For CFPB's Clean-Energy Loan Rule
• Mallinckrodt's Ch. 11 Blocks Antitrust Payouts, Judge Rules
• Detective Wants Immunity For Fla. GOP Chair Phone Search
• 3 More Challenges To PTAB Policy Shifts Tossed By Fed. Circ.
• NJ Co. To Pay $2.6M To End Claims Over Foreign Vessel Use
• Senate Dem Seeks Info On FCC's Equal Time Enforcement
• FCC Says Watchdog 'Rushed To Court' In Suit For DOGE Docs
• House Votes Down Aviation Safety Bill After DCA Collision
• What DOJ's New Trade Fraud Push Means For Cos.
• Supreme Court Asked To Reinstate Arizona Voter ID Rules
• Banking Groups Say Reg Tweaks Would Bolster Home Loans
• How New Texas Law Streamlines Eviction Proceedings
• Chamber Pushes 5th Circ. To Keep FTC Merger Overhaul Nixed
• Justices Wary Of Moving Pipeline Suit To Federal Court
• WisdomTree Gets SEC Nod For 24/7 Trading Of Digital Fund
• Trump Admin Sues NJ Over Move To Limit ICE Agents
• Bank Action Items For FDIC Digital Display Rule Compliance
• $3M Verdict Upheld In Philly Wrongful Conviction Case
• FTC Blasts NewsGuard's Bid To Block Investigation
• A TVPRA Safe Harbor Would Boost Antitrafficking Efforts
• House Subcommittee Pushes For Expanded Paid Family Leave
• Judiciary Seeks Control Over Courthouse Maintenance
• Ex-Fla. Rep., Lobbyist Can't DQ Prosecutor In FARA Case
• Key Details To Know As Judiciary Rules Face Decisive Votes
• NJ High Court Maintains Jury Despite New Felon Service Law
• Semantics In Spotlight As Spine Docs Battle Over Arb. Award
• AI-Generated Doc Ruling Guides Attys On Privilege Risks
• SEC's Crypto Task Force Taps Chainlink Atty As Chief Counsel
• Colo. Real Estate Sale Receipts Not Apportionable To Corp.
• A&O Shearman Adds Latham Atty With CFIUS Experience
• AstraZeneca Drug Price Challenge Falls Short In Hawaii
• Ex-Pandemic Watchdog Cements Interim US Atty Role In Pa.
• Feds Lack Standing Over Immigrant Protection Laws, Ill. Says
• ACLU Says Justices' Tariffs Ruling Dooms ICE No Bond Policy
• Interior Department Finalizes NEPA Rollback For Public Lands
• Minn. Lakefront Property Overvalued, Tax Court Says
• DC Circ. Won't Stop IRS From Sharing Data With DHS
• Justices Rule USPS Immune For Declining To Deliver Mail
• FedEx, Bausch, Other Cos. Join Race For Tariff Refunds
• 'Wackadoo': 9th Circ. Awarding Stays 'Like Candy,' Judge Says
• Feds Point To 8th Circ. In Sinclair Station Takeover OK
• High Court Crafts Escape Hatch In Review Of Climate Torts
• DC Circ. Talks Sharks, Moats In Vertex HHS Kickback Appeal
• ICE Atty Whistleblower Rips 'Broken' Agent Training Program
• NY Pitches Pay-Later Oversight Rules, Borrower Protections
• Banking Orgs. Silent On Trump Family-Tied Crypto Charter Bid
• Chemical Co. PQ Contaminated Port Of Tacoma, Suit Says
• ABA Says Trump Attacks On Justices Cross 'Dangerous Line'
• Union's Case Cite Can't End NJ Bias Claim, Court Told
• 1st Circ. Says Gov't Challenge To Due Process Order Can Wait
• FTC, DOJ Mulling New Competitor Collaboration Guidelines
• Calif. Cities Sue Feds Over Grant Conditions Tied To DEI
• Tribe Says Poll Shows Ariz. Voters Oppose Copper Mine
• Judge Holds Firm On Blocking Bid To End Haitian TPS
• Union Urges Court To Undo DOL Farm Wage Survey Results
• Fla. Biologist Fired Over Kirk Parody Seeks Reinstatement
• Alaskan Village Asks Court To Block BLM Land Decision
• Snow Delays Goldstein Deliberations Until Tuesday
• Xcel Energy Will Replace Utility Poles After Historic Wildfire
• NJ Justices Say Persistent Offender Law Needs Update
• Trade Court OKs Reversed Taiwan Tire Duty Decision
• NJ Statehouse Catch-Up: Family Leave, PFAS, Farmland Tax
• W.Va. Judge Says Masked ICE Arrest Was Unconstitutional
• Feds Look To Nix Tribes' $23B Boarding School Dispute
• FirstNet Renewal Gains Backing From Slew Of Groups
• Senate Dems Aim To Require Refunds Of Illegal Trump Tariffs
• Live Nation Wants To Appeal DOJ Antitrust Case Now
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Minn. Union Meeting Ban
• EU Lawmakers Delay Vote On US Trade Deal Amid Uncertainty
• NM Lawmakers Clear Bill To Tamp Down Broadband Cost
• How To Turn EU AI Act Disclosures Into Patent Assets
• States Back Challenge To IRS Nix Of Wind, Solar Safe Harbor
• US Customs Stops Collecting Tariffs Starting Tuesday
• Justices Decline Cannabis Dormant Commerce Clause Case
• Hemp Seller Says Virgin Islands Illegally Took Hemp
• How Greenberg Thinks Tariff Ruling Could Affect Dealmaking
• JPMorgan Asks To Send Trump's $5B Debanking Suit To NY
• Tenant Screener Didn't Hinder Disabled Man, 2nd Circ. Says
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Leadership Strategy After Day 1
• The Challenges Of Detecting Event Contract Manipulation
• Justices Pass On Va. Voting Rights Restoration Case
• Debt Services Firm Challenges Connecticut Banking Penalties
• Wash. Ranch Asks High Court To Undo Tribal Immunity Order
• How US Liability Law Is Becoming The Primary Regulator Of AI
• How New HSR Thresholds, Fees Could Affect Enforcement
• Amherst Residential Legal Head Joins Morgan Lewis In DC
• 2nd Circ. Chief Judge To Take Senior Status
• IRS Updates Timeline On Retirement Plan Min. Distributions
• NM Legislators OK Property Tax To Pay Bonds, Interest, Costs
• RI Officials Seek Dismissal Of Cannabis Licensing Suit
• Justices Deny Review Of Consultancy's $5M SBA Loan Suit
• Judge Blocks Release Of Mar-A-Lago Classified Docs Report
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal Based On Miranda Rights Hearing
• Supreme Court Won't Review NRA's Qualified Immunity Case
• Justices Will Mull Future Of State Climate Torts
• Calif. Housing Law Challenge Won't Go Before High Court
• Va. Judges Name New US Atty, But Blanche Says 'You're Fired'
• Centripetal Wants Squires To Erase 2022 Patent Review Order
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Tackling Jurisdiction In 2 'Schedule A' Suits
• Wireless Builders Want FCC Kibosh On Dish 'Shell Games'
• Credit One Bank Pays $10M In Calif. DAs' Suit Over Debt Calls
• State Privacy Watch: 4 Legislative Developments To Know
• DHS Pitches Overhaul Of Work Permits For Asylum Seekers
• Squires Sinks 2 PTAB Challenges, Including 1 He Instituted
• Feds Seek To Strip Citizenship From Ex-North Miami Mayor
• Feds Step Up Scrutiny Of Immigrant Truck Drivers' Licensing
• Ala. Judge Rejects Religious Defense In Ayahuasca Case
• Campaign Cash Spigot For Ga. Gov. Hopeful Gets Turned Off
• 6th Circ. Chief Judge To Take Senior Status
• FCC Warned Of Risks From Moving Too Fast On IP Networks
• Schools Push For Pretrial 7th Circ. Appeal In Aid-Fixing Suit
• FTC Chair Wants Merger Cases Filed Only In Fed. Court
• 3 Questions After Justices Sink Trump's Emergency Tariffs
• Colo. Town Says Water District Can't End Agreement Yet
• NYC's Expanded Leave Law Goes Into Effect
• Judge Says Court Can't Approve Tulsa, Tribal Settlement
• DOJ Says Ohio Health System's Contracts Violate Antitrust
• PVC Pipe Buyers Want To Get Price-Fixing Discovery Moving
• Methods For Challenging State Civil Investigative Demands
• Silicon Metal Imports From Laos, Angola Facing Duties
• Monetizing EV Charging Stations For Long-Term Success
• Ind. Stadium Bill Moves NFL's Bears Step Closer To Ill. Exit
• Calif.'s Civility Push Shows Why Professionalism Is Vital
• Treasury, IRS Lay Out Eligibility For Depreciation Allowance
• Pa. Statehouse Catch-Up: AG Loopholes, Insurance Database
• 2nd NJ Defendant Joins Bid To Disqualify US Atty Leadership
• FCC Chief Yearns For Red, White And Blue Broadcasts
• Milwaukee Accuses Fire Truck Giants Of Rigging The Market
• Judiciary Preps Training On National Injunction Limits
• Neb. Tax Board Upholds $2M Value Of Commercial Property
• Old 'Drunkards' Laws Cited As Support For Disarming Pot Users
• Native Policy Roundup: Sens. Try To Revive $350M Ed Funding
• US, Indonesia Sign Trade Deal Cutting Tariffs Both Ways
• Va. Judge Says Immigrant Bond Hearing Was Unconstitutional
• Deportation Policy Pushes Texas Federal Bench To The Brink
• Groups Fight Trump Arctic Drilling Plan Over Wildlife Risks
• Neb. Tax Board Says Retail Property Correctly Valued
• Fabiani Cohen Escapes Fired Black Atty's Discrimination Suit
• Trump Imposes Maximum Tariff After Supreme Court Rebuke
• 5th Circ. Pauses Order Scrapping FTC Merger Filing Overhaul
• Judge Denies Mylan And Aurobindo's Bid To Escape Trial
• Calif. EV Waiver Fight Faces 'Significant' Hurdles, Judge Says
• Texas Suit Says Sanofi Paid Kickbacks For Prescriptions
• Eutelsat Seeks Fast-Track C-Band Relocation Payments
• SEC Rejects Call To Halt Consolidated Audit Trail Spending
• No Verdict Thursday In Goldstein Case
• Minn. Court Weighs Civil Liberties In Refugee Detention Case
• Prisoners Slam 'Unacceptable' Delay In Ga. Trans Care Suit
• Judge Hesitant To DQ Prosecutor In Fla. Foreign Agent Case
• Religious Org. Backs Psychedelic-Using Church At 10th Circ.
• Washington Justices' Input Sought On Prosecutorial Immunity
• Live Nation Says Judge Should Have Cut More Of DOJ's Case
• FCC Floats Nearly $200K Fine On Dahua For Late Filing
• JPMorgan Pans Trump's 'Woefully Inadequate' Debanking Suit
• Gov'ts, Nonprofits Push To Block Trump's Student Loan Rule
• FERC Won't Restore Ban On Pipeline Work During Appeals
• Takeaways From US-India Interim Trade Deal
• Red State AGs Back La. Bid To Halt Eased Abortion Pill Rules
• NYC Pension Funds Sue AT&T Over Proxy Proposal Exclusion
• Ex-ComEd VP Turned Fed Witness Gets Probation For Bribery
• Coalition Asks Court To Back Probe Into IRS-ICE Data Sharing
• Constitution Condemns Immigration Bond Ruling, Judge Says
• Delta, Aeromexico Urge 11th Circ. To Void DOT Split Order
• Squires Accepts 8 PTAB Cases, Walks Back 7 Merits Referrals
• Texas Panel Unsure Midwife Can Escape Abortion Order
• Native Villages Drop $70M Alaskan Broadband Grant Fight
• French Court Approves Budget With Corporate Tax Hikes
• Feds Look To Revive Sex Abuse Ruling Over Native Status
• Property Co. Denies Connection To Hawaii Temple Access Suit
• A Potential Shift In FDA's Approach To Drug Trial Design
• US-Ukraine Reconstruction Fund Tax Exemptions Uncertain
• Commerce Orders Duties On Paper Folders From Cambodia
• Warren Seeks Treasury, Fed Pledge Of No Bitcoin Bailout
• Electronics Cos. Fight 'Heavy-Handed' Next-Gen TV Mandate
• DOJ Ends Oversight Of Cleveland Police After 11 Years
• SNAP Rule Confusion Risks A Compliance Crisis
• Locations, Permits And Power Are Key In EV Charger Projects
• Should Prediction Markets Allow Trading On Nonpublic Info?
• Ex-LA Atty Faces Possible Suspension Over Billing Scandal
• NY Judge Rejects 1st Amendment Challenge In FARA Case
• 8th Circ. Pick Joins List Of Personal Attys Elevated By Trump
• Disqualification Bids Mount For Trio Leading NJ US Atty Office
• NLRB May Not See Employer-Friendly Changes Anytime Soon
• FCC Satellite Co. Action Starts New Chapter For Team Telecom
• Harvard Docs Get Censored Articles Permanently Restored
• Md. Senate OKs Service Station Conversion Tax Break
• NM Lawmakers OK Longer Redevelopment Property Tax Break
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds 35 Ballard Spahr Attys, 3 Offices
• Trivia Competition Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Duke Energy's $17M Fuel Cost Recovery Improper, Panel Says
• Blue Shield Of Calif. Says 'Ghost Network' Action Falls Flat
• Robinhood Clears Fla. AG Probe Of Crypto Platform Marketing
• Government Drops Case Over Referrals-For-Kickback Scheme
• Live Nation Antitrust Claims Heading To Trial
• Wash. Bill Reclassifying Insurance Fraud Clears State Senate
• Trump Taps Atty In Carroll Case For 8th Circ.
• Jury To Get Goldstein Case After Clashing Closing Statements
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stay Judge's Halt Of Syria TPS Termination
• Trump Admin Illegally Cut Billions In Energy Funds, AGs Say
• Hudson Tunnel Agency Blasts 'Threadbare' Union-Limits Suit
• Sen. IP Leads Worry About Outsize Standards Influencers
• Trump Admin Doubles Down At DC Circ. In Fight Over CFPB
• RFK Jr.-Founded Group Seeks Role In Vaccine Lawsuit
• DOJ Allowed To Dictate Pay, Term Of Google Search Watchers
• FCC Pulls 'Zombies' Named By Inspector General Off Lifeline
• Will Jurors Penalize AI? Study Examines Trade Secrets Impact
• Judge Rejects FTC's Emergency Bid To Spare Merger Rule
• Conn. Justice Tackles Precedent, AI In Renomination Hearing
• Journalists, Unions Urge Court To Keep In Place Layoffs Suit
• State Law Matters More For Bankruptcy Tolling, NC Justices Told
• Illinois' Pritzker Proposes Social Media Tax To Fund Education
• Amazon Rips FTC's 'Farfetched' Antitrust Discovery Refusals
• What FDA Guidance Means For Future Of Health Software
• 4th Circ. Backs Military Policy Banning HIV-Positive Enlistees
• Ga. Railroad Defends Land Seizures In Eminent Domain Fight
• Tesla Scores FCC Waiver For EV Positioning Technology
• Fla. Prison Officials Seek End Of Fired Chaplain's Bias Suit
• Texas AG Says Hospital Violated Gender-Affirming Care Ban
• Okla. Regulators Aim To Toss $4M Hemp Seizure Suit
• Oklahoma Tribes' Bid For Indian Country Status Denied
• EPA Hit With Suit Over Repeal Of Climate Rule
• An Instructive Reminder On Appealing ITC Determinations
• US, Japan Announce $36B In Projects As Part Of Trade Deal
• Ruling Puts Guardrails On FTC Merger Filing Rule Expansion
• Feds Release $130M NY, NJ Gateway Hudson Tunnel Funds
• Migrants Urge Judge To Protect Anonymity In Flight Dispute
• SpaceX Attacks Studies Opposing NGSO Framework Changes
• Bridging The Bench And Bars To Uphold The Rule Of Law
• Senators Push For Transparency In Litigation Funding
• NY Bill Would Allow Low-THC Drinks In Liquor Stores
• State And Int'l Standards May Supplant EPA's GHG Rule
• FCC Opens 2 Slices Of 900 MHz For Broadband Use
• IRS Asks Court To Deny Probe Of Improper ICE Data-Sharing
• Federal Preemption In AI And Robotics Is Essential
• Feds Ask High Court To Reject Chinook Tribe Recognition
• Law School's Missed Lessons: What Cross-Selling Truly Takes
• No Jurisdiction In Judicial Privacy Law Suits, NJ Court Told
• Nicotine Pouch Co. Says FDA Unfairly Applies Tobacco Regs
• States, Unions Urge DC Circ. To Block Haiti TPS Termination
• Anti-Abortion Clinics Lose Free Speech Suit Over Mass. Ads
• Mass. Police Union Head, Lobbyist Get Prison For Kickbacks
• US Could Hit Russian Palladium With Triple-Digit Duties
• Democrats Fight Asylum Turn-Back Policy At Supreme Court
• Fulton County Slams 'Unjustified' Election Records Raid
• Md. Judge Bars ICE From Redetaining Kilmar Ábrego García
• Dismissal Of FTC Merger Rule Shows Nothing 'Broken' To 'Fix'
• 6th Circ. Refuses To Pause CDC's Puppy Import Requirements
• NC Town Files Latest PFAS Suit Against 3M, DuPont
• Goldstein Tax Trial Heads To Closing Args As Defense Rests
• States Hit Discovery Roadblocks In HPE Merger Fight With DOJ
• Okla. Officials Look To Toss Creek Nation's Hunting Suit
• Waste Co. Republic Sued Over Alleged Seattle River Pollution
• AI's Needs Outpace Broadband Infrastructure, Report Says
• OCC Floats New Appeals Board To Hear Bank Exam Disputes
• CFTC Backs Prediction Markets In 9th Circ. Fight With Nevada
• Colo. Utility Advocates Dispute Energy Financing Program
• FCC Investigating Possible Lifeline Fraud In Calif., Beyond
• Wash. Governor Demands Changes To Millionaires' Tax Bill
• No Need To Reopen Asbestos Suit, Insurance Exchange Says
• Judge Trims Moderna's Defenses In COVID Patent Suit
• Harvard Beats Suit By Prof Denied Tenure After Viral Incident
• 9th Circ. Clears Way For Nev. Gaming Action Against Kalshi
• FCC's Equal Time Stance Blasted As Colbert Tanks Interview
• DOJ Cites Gun Ban For Mentally Ill In Cannabis User Case
• Union Foe Can't Fight Ore. Impostor Ban, Court Told
• Judge Rips Drugmakers' Borderline 'Disingenuous' Appeal Bid
• Ga. Panel Says Union Shorted Cop's Defense Over Shooting
• SEC's Atkins Floats Litigation 'Safe Harbor' For Public Cos.
• What 'Precedential' Decisions Reveal About USPTO's Direction
• County's Tourism Tax Use Was Reasonable, NC Justices Told
• Immigration Judge Halts Student's Deportation Over Speech
• Law Professors Sue EEOC For Firm DEI Letter Records
• FCC Threatens To Nix Mich. Radio Licenses Over Unpaid Fees
• States Say FEMA Ignoring Disaster Mitigation Funding Order
• Minn. Justices Urged To Uphold Hilton Valuation Cuts
• Navajo Nation Supports NM Bill For Native ID Designation
• NY Regulators, Cannabis Biz Challenge Town's Zoning Policy
• OCC Mortgage Escrow Rules Add Fuel To Preemption Debate
• Aviation, Wireless Biz Work On 'Consensus' For C-Band
• DC Judge Won't Halt Bidding Process For New Dulles Terminal
• Meeks Presses Rubio For Info On Venezuela Oil Money
• Ex-IRS Official Drops Suit Over Private Info Leak
• Kalshi Wins Stay Of Mass. Injunction Amid Appeal
• CFIUS Initiative May Smooth Way For Some Foreign Investors
• Groups Sue Over National Parks' Removal Of Historical Signs
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Ill. COVID-19 Testing Mandate
• When Tokenized Real-World Assets Collide With Real World
• Ga. Justices Order Do-Over In Challenge To Auto Dealer Regs
• Fla. High Court Asked To Revive Pot Ballot Initiative
• Mass. Judge Blocks ICE Enforcement At Some Churches
• Ex-Mass. Official Says Anti-Asian Bias Led To Ouster
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• Ex-Federal Workers Say Reductions Were 'Political' Firings
• EU Seeks Feedback For Bill To Streamline Corporate Tax Laws
• Colo. Judge Allows Hospital To Pause Gender-Affirming Care
• Wisconsin Tribe Fights Enbridge's Line 5 Shutdown Delay
• Minn. House Bill Seeks Task Force On Property Tax Increases
• RFK Jr. Taps Ex-Jones Day Atty For FDA Senior Counselor
• Novel Calif. Data Deletion Tool Off To Hot Start, Director Says
• States' Generic Drugs Antitrust Case Headed Toward Trial
• FullBeauty Can't Nix Wash. Anti-Spam Suit As Unconstitutional
• Banking, Fintech Groups Clash Over OCC Trust Rule Update
• Senator Moves To Bar Funding For ICE Facilities In Ga.
• 100% 'Buy America' Push May Stall EV Charging Supply Chain
• State AGs Back Senate's Version Of Kids Online Safety Act
• Senate Leaders Agree To Bipartisan Satellite License Plan
• Momentus Co-Founder Sues In Del. For Space Co. Legal Fees
• CFPB Calls State AGs' Suit Moot Now That It Has Funding
• Sales Catalog Key For Trump's New Arms Sale Strategy
• FCC Pulls Equipment Lab Status From 4 Chinese Cos.
• FTC Mulls Merger Rule Appeal, Blasts 'Left-Wing' Chamber
• Copyright Claims Board Called Successful Despite Delays
• Feds Resist Sierra Club's Bid To Enforce Border Wall Deal