Tag: federal law

Mexican authorities dismantled an AI-powered extortion network targeting officials and business leaders, arresting key figures including Luis Miranda Contreras.

Kwesi Pratt Jr. challenges reparations debate by exposing how legal architecture for compensation falls short of addressing trafficking's true legacy.

Supreme Court deportation case Blanche v. Lau could reshape immigration procedures for green-card holders with pending criminal cases returning to the U.S.

Iraq's budget audit reveals $76 billion in unsettled advances, sparking rare parliamentary scrutiny and raising urgent questions about state financial managemen

Canada deports wrong people at alarming rates, with record removals in 2025, focusing on deportation rates.

Michigan’s expanded brownfield program offers tax incentives to revive stalled development projects, helping city planners bridge funding gaps effectively.

US tightens student visa rules for foreign scholars, ending duration of status and imposing fixed expiration dates by 2026.

Chartreuse color for water hoses is not a trademark as it improves visibility and enhances safety, rules US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in trademark

Recent developments in 340B program litigation impact contract pharmacy arrangements and drug manufacturers nationwide with new court rulings.

A federal court upheld agency discretion in drug origin rulings under the Trade Agreements Act, setting key legal precedent for pharmaceutical contracts.