Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
Research from Cornell University indicates that individuals with disabilities who have been involved in the criminal justice system face greater employment difficulties than their non-justice-involved peers.
New regulations introduced during Roadcheck Week, along with a recent Supreme Court ruling, are likely to affect freight capacity in the United States, raising concerns for logistics.
The conglomerate owned by Asia's richest person has had fraud charges dropped after previously agreeing to a $275 million settlement related to US sanctions violations.
ELEKTROS Inc. has reported a notable 33.33% increase in market performance, highlighting its advancements in lithium mining and electric vehicle patent technology.
Recent arguments in the case of Jules v Andre Balazs Properties have highlighted the justices' uncertainty regarding the extent of federal jurisdiction over arbitration awards, raising questions about future confirmations.
The Supreme Court has decided to temporarily maintain access to a widely used abortion pill as it reviews potential restrictions on the drug's availability.
Recent subpoenas issued to several hospitals regarding gender-affirming care for minors may signal the start of a criminal investigation by the DOJ.
In a significant ruling, the New Mexico Supreme Court has decided that Las Cruces is responsible for costs related to nuclear power, potentially shaping future energy financing.
As the lawsuit initiated by Elon Musk enters its final week, significant rivalries within OpenAI are being revealed, with CEO Sam Altman set to take the stand.
A closer look at the potential benefits of low-dose lithium for cognitive preservation is warranted as research continues to evolve.
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to invalidate Louisiana's voting map raises significant questions about gerrymandering and its implications for future cases.
A US judge has made public a handwritten note that a former cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein claims to have found. The authenticity of the note remains unverified.
Al Jazeera reports on the initiation of criminal charges related to environmental damage caused by lead poisoning in Bosnia's mining sector.
The Supreme Court is set to review Louisiana's challenge against the FDA regarding mifepristone, a case that underscores the contentious legal landscape surrounding abortion rights in the U.S.
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order to stop mining activities at Pe’ Sla, a site of cultural importance, marking a significant moment for local tribes and preservation efforts.
A federal court has granted a two-week pause on mining operations at Pe’ Sla, allowing for further consideration of the issue.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has reinstated broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone, countering a previous decision that could have disrupted abortion services nationwide.
Two pharmaceutical companies are appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate mail-order access to mifepristone, following a suspension by an appeals court.
Latus Bio has successfully raised $42 million to advance its gene therapy aimed at treating Huntington's disease, with plans to seek FDA approval for a clinical trial.
A recent federal appeals court ruling has determined that mifepristone, a medication used in the majority of abortions in the U.S., can now only be distributed in person at clinics.