Law, Courts & Regulations
Censorship is often associated with authoritarian governments. But throughout history, efforts to control ideas have taken many different forms -- and they haven't always come from the state. In this ...
From firms to law schools, innocent bystanders take heat.The postCollateral Damage Across The Legal Industryappeared first onAbove the Law.
The appeals court’s ruling hinged on whether the plaintiffs’ scientific evidence was sufficiently credible and reliable. Last year, I reported that the FDA would issue notification s to doctors regard...
The UN stated on Wednesday that Sudan’s war economy is contributing to sustaining the ongoing armed conflict between Sudanese military forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), through the trade of v...
France’s National Assembly approved a bill that would allow people living with an incurable illness to end their lives. However, it still has another hurdle to cross before becoming law.
Charged with making important discoveries that improve health and save lives, the nation’s medical research agency gave a…The postNIH Gave Pediatrician Nearly Half a Million Dollars to Study BIPOC You...
After a miserable bout with cyclosporiasis, Chase Strangio is sounding the alarm on food safety.The postThe ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Bug Was This SCOTUS Lawyer’s Most Unpleasant Argument Yetappeared first...
“We are empowering parents to make the best decisions about where and how their kids can be educated.” School choice is better for students and families, but teacher unions stand in the way. FOX News ...
A group of Abbott Laboratories employees say they were overcharged for health insurance plans that offered no additional benefits.
Eighteen months of tearing down the rule of law has a way of changing minds.The postTodd Blanche’s Former SDNY Colleagues Vouched For Him Last Year. They Won’t Make That Mistake Again.appeared first o...
“It’s about the challenges we faced as a nation, about the decisions I made, and why I made them.” President Joe Biden has a memoir coming out in November. Promise Me, America is about Biden’s preside...
China is the first major jurisdiction to introduce specific rules targeting immersive AI tools that simulate romantic or familial bonds. But concerns are global.
The U.S. resumed striking Iran during daylight, an unusual move that further signaled the increasing tempo of the attacks.
ICE's enforcement tactics are coming under renewed criticism after three people died during encounters with federal officers within roughly a week.
A key challenge is that health authorities have yet to identify the outbreak’s patient zero.
Reform politicians have suggested their party members are at greater risk than other politicians.
The new law would have frozen arrests of draft‑age seminary students until Nov. 30 — well after the general election, in which ultra‑Orthodox parties are expected to back Prime Minister Benjamin Netan...
The new planet is slightly bigger than Jupiter and takes 91 years to orbit its star, a little longer than it takes Uranus to orbit our sun.
To give the statues a human touch, concept artist Ottmar Hörl depicted the composer with his favorite dog, Pimperl.
The EU is pushing to bolster its drone capabilities after a series incursions in countries along its eastern border neighboring Ukraine and Russia.