Tag: regulation

The Trump administration filed a third Supreme Court bid on mail-in voting, seeking approval for USPS to withhold unverified ballots from states.

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

Ghana's courts are canceling funerals without explanation. Learn why these sudden cancellations are happening and what they mean for public trust in the judicia

Nations must adopt a legally binding global agreement to regulate AI weapons and prevent life-and-death decisions by machines.

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

The recent university boycott by Tilburg impacts academic freedom and institutional neutrality, raising critical questions about foreign policy roles.

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.

Fraud enforcement priorities outlined by the DOJ’s new National Fraud Enforcement Division target healthcare fraud, tax crimes, trade abuse and corporate miscon

Banks and fintechs share regulatory risks, with banks bearing consequences of fair lending and BSA/AML failures, impacting fintech partnerships.