States are set to distribute $42.45 billion from the BEAD program, enhancing connectivity in underserved areas while facing challenges from broadband providers regarding utility pole access.
Enhanced subsidies under the Affordable Care Act are set to expire at the end of 2025, risking increased uninsured rates, higher premiums, and financial strain on hospitals.
The financial landscape is shifting towards stablecoins and real-world asset tokens, with regulators focusing on the challenges these products present amid growing market interest.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas faces scrutiny over undisclosed gifts from Republican donor Harlan Crow, prompting calls for an ethics investigation, which the Judicial Conference declined.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico raised concerns over potential cuts to financial support for Ukrainian refugees due to economic losses from Ukraine's gas transit suspension.
The False Claims Act protects whistleblowers revealing cyber fraud, offering anonymity, financial rewards, and safeguards against employer retaliation for reporting cybersecurity violations.
The US Court of Appeals revived CompassCare's challenge against New York Labor Law Section 203-e, citing potential infringements on free speech and religious beliefs.
2024 saw controversial legal rulings, including a shift in homelessness policies, broader presidential immunity, and judicial authority overshadowing scientific expertise, raising serious societal concerns.
Taylor alleges Honda of Melbourne violated Do Not Call regulations by making unsolicited calls after his opt-out request, seeking class representation for affected individuals nationwide.
The military government unveiled a cybersecurity law imposing strict regulations on digital communications, expanding surveillance, and mandating data storage for service providers, impacting civil liberties.