Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch oppose a UK order requiring Apple to create a backdoor for accessing encrypted cloud data, threatening user privacy globally.
Recent Supreme Court decisions have transformed drug-related legal proceedings in Dallas, impacting evidence admissibility, judicial practices, and enhancing protections for defendants in drug cases.
The Supreme Court's new live broadcasting initiative enhances transparency, fostering public engagement and promoting democratic participation in judicial processes. This marks a significant cultural shift.
Winston DeCuir resigns as Louisiana State University general counsel, effective March 1, to become a visiting professor at Paul M. Hebert Law School.
Proposed 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada could burden automakers with $40 billion in annual losses, raising vehicle prices by up to $10,000.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has undergone significant personnel changes under President Trump, emphasizing stricter enforcement against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives and redefining workplace discrimination policies.
Recent research indicates genetic predispositions significantly influence white matter development in newborns, affecting cognitive and motor functions related to autism spectrum disorder.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the UNHRC and UNRWA, while reviewing ties to UNESCO and assessing U.S. funding in the UN.
A federal jury ruled in favor of the U.S. Soccer Federation in an antitrust case, dismissing the North American Soccer League's claims of monopolistic practices.
The Laken Riley Act empowers state attorneys general to challenge federal immigration policies, enabling legal action against visa issuances for individuals from non-cooperative countries.