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In their appeal, the NAACP and other groups argued that the SCHD put xAI profits over Black people's health, granting ...

In a recent speech, Matthew R. Galeotti, the head of the DOJ’s Criminal Division, discussed changes in how the DOJ ...

Corporate home buying continues to climb. Institutional investors bought 15 percent of U.S. homes for sale in the first quarter of 2021, which climbed to nearly 27 percent by early 2025. In some ...

"You haven't really made it in Washington, until Pat Oliphant has made fun of you." Magnolia Pictures has revealed the full official trailer for a documentary film titled A Savage Art: The Life & ...

Executive protection must evolve from reactive responses to proactive strategies, encompassing digital, insider, and ...

Scott Mollen discusses ‘Silverman v. Carob Bean Realty Corp. II,’ where the District Court vacated a Bankruptcy Court ruling ...

Many companies now view AI as an essential tool. Some businesses are seriously integrating AI into their operations, while ...

The Loper Bright ruling that ended so-called “Chevron deference” last June was described as a “return to judicial balance” — a technical correction. But its consequences are now impossible to ignore.

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Barcelona’s corporate director, Manel del Rio, has shared a confident and measured view on the club’s ongoing efforts to meet ...