Judge Rejects Trump Admin’s Withholding of OLC Memo on Boat
Federal Judge Paul Engelmayer ordered the Trump administration to release its legal justification for deadly Caribbean boat attacks, rejecting key privilege cla
Florida Man Charged After Hit-and-Run Car Tampering
A 33-year-old Florida man has been charged in the fatal hit-and-run that killed a 10-year-old girl and critically injured her brother while they rode an.
Regulators Struggle to Define the Public Interest
Regulators operate under a mandate to act in the public interest, but they cannot agree on how to define or fulfill that duty. Alfred Kahn…
NRC Overhaul Sets Precedent for Presidential Regulatory Control
The NRC regulatory control overhaul sets a significant precedent for presidential influence over agencies after Trump v. Slaughter.
Supreme Court Questions Constitutionality of Agency Adjudication System
The Supreme Court examines the constitutionality of agency adjudication, questioning impartiality and safeguards in regulatory disputes.
U.S. Agencies’ Fragmentation Hinders Chemical Exposure Fight
U.S. agencies' fragmentation hinders the fight against chemical exposure, impacting public health and safety.
Officials Allow Personal Drug Imports via Discretion
Personal drug importation is permitted under a 2003 amendment, letting patients bring medicines from abroad when safety risks are low, easing cost burdens.
Supreme Court rejects CBSE reevaluation plea
Supreme Court rejects CBSE reevaluation plea citing prior availability of portal for Class XII answer sheets.
Klain Weighs in on Airbnb Regulation Efforts
Airbnb regulation efforts weighed in by Ron Klain, Chief Legal Officer, as company navigates government pressures and housing policy issues.
Care home firm fined nearly 100000
Care home firm fined nearly 100000 for operating unregistered children's homes, with directors pleading guilty to serious offenses, resulting in heavy fines.