Scott Bessent’s Appointment Signals Potential Shift in CFPB Regulations
On January 31, 2025, Scott Bessent was appointed Acting Director of the CFPB, promising to pursue economic growth and potentially reverse prior regulations.

Genetic Variants Linked to Autism Influence Newborn Brain White Matter Development
February 6, 2025
Recent research reveals that genetic variants linked to autism may shape white matter development in newborns, offering insights for early identification and support.

EEOC Under Trump: A Major Shift Away from Diversity and Inclusion
February 6, 2025
The EEOC is undergoing a dramatic shift under Trump, focusing on dismantling DEI initiatives and reshaping enforcement strategies amidst significant personnel changes.

LSU General Counsel Winston DeCuir Resigns to Pursue Academic Career Transition
February 6, 2025
Winston DeCuir, LSU’s first Black general counsel, resigns to transition to a visiting professorship, amid speculation linked to recent controversies.

Rising U.S. Automotive Tariffs Threaten Supply Chains and Vehicle Prices
February 6, 2025
Rising U.S. tariffs on automotive imports could cost the industry billions, escalate vehicle prices, and disrupt supply chains, prompting urgent supplier shifts.

Supreme Court Rulings Redefine Drug Case Proceedings and Protections in Dallas
February 5, 2025
Recent Supreme Court rulings are transforming drug cases in Dallas by enhancing defendants’ rights, revising judicial practices, and promoting rehabilitation over punishment.

Supreme Court Takes Historic Step Toward Transparency with Live Oath-Taking Broadcast
February 5, 2025
The Supreme Court takes a historic step toward transparency by broadcasting its first live oath-taking ceremony, enhancing public access to its proceedings.