The J-1 Skills List has been updated, removing 37 countries from the two-year home residency requirement, impacting exchange visitors' access to U.S. immigration benefits.
Tyre Sampson, a 14-year-old, died after falling from the Orlando Slingshot ride, leading to a $310 million verdict against the ride's manufacturer for negligence.
Family law barrister Charlotte Proudman faces a tribunal for professional misconduct after criticizing a judge's ruling, sparking public support and debates on judicial critique.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Secretary of Homeland Security has discretionary power to revoke approved visa petitions, limiting federal court review under specific statutes.
The SEC awarded over $255 million to whistleblowers in 2024, highlighting significant enforcement actions against retaliation and fostering investor protection in securities markets.
Stanford Law School's faculty curated an inclusive reading list featuring diverse literature for all ages, including notable titles like "Coming Home: A Hopi Resistance Story."
The former Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania has been designated a national monument to acknowledge the harmful history of Native American boarding schools in the U.S.
Workers' compensation laws protect injured employees by ensuring compensation for lost wages and medical costs while limiting employer liability through a structured claims process.
The National Advertising Division urged General Mills to modify claims about Mott's Fruit Flavored Snacks' fruit and vegetable content and nutritional benefits due to misleading messaging.
Brandon Williams received a 115-month prison sentence for illegal gun possession and drug offenses, following a compliance check during home detention in Indianapolis.