President Biden halted visa services at the U.S. Embassy in Colombia, impacting Colombian citizens and creating potential challenges for future visa policies affecting other nations.
The US Supreme Court will hear cases challenging Oklahoma's ban on funding a Catholic charter school, potentially influencing the separation of church and state in education.
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a $7.5 billion settlement addressing the opioid crisis, providing financial relief to affected individuals and communities.
President Donald Trump pardoned 23 anti-abortion activists convicted under the FACE Act, sparking debates on civil disobedience, legal interpretations, and First Amendment rights.
On January 22, 2025, a new scientific review process for animal food ingredients was adopted, replacing the obsolete Ingredient Definition Request system.
A former partner of Jones Day reevaluated their legal strategies, emphasizing the need for adaptability and continuous learning to achieve success in a changing legal landscape.
Financial recoveries under the False Claims Act reached over $2.9 billion in 2024, primarily driven by whistleblower lawsuits and focused on healthcare fraud and COVID-19 investigations.
Amnesty International urges Belarus to end oppressive measures against dissent, citing arbitrary arrests and misuse of anti-extremism laws ahead of the January 26 presidential election.
The Fifth Circuit Court's ruling on the Corporate Transparency Act's enforcement was overturned, allowing filing mandates to proceed despite ongoing litigation affecting reporting obligations.
Milos Vucevic resigned as Prime Minister of Serbia due to protests following a railway station collapse, emphasizing accountability and societal responsibility amid rising tensions.