President Donald Trump’s allies in the legal profession are seizing on the Justice Department’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund to represent clients allegedly hit with partisan prosecution.

Law firm Milbankis urging Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. bondholders to join an alliance aimed at improving terms of a debt exchange designed to clear the way for the company’s $110 billion takeover by Paramount Skydance Corp.

Luisa Gutierrez joined Adler & Stachenfeld as a partner and co-chair of its condominium and cooperative practice, the firm announced.

Kim Harvey Looney joined Epstein Becker Green’s healthcare and life sciences practice as a member in Nashville, the firm announced Wednesday.

Anthony Scali joined Fox Rothschild as a partner in its litigation department in New York, the firm announced Wednesday.

A former federal prosecutor in southern Florida has been charged with illegally sending herself a copy of former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s sealed report on the now-closed criminal investigation into President Donald Trump’s handling of classified information.

The NLRB ordered a Kroger subsidiary to compensate its union for lost dues after it illegally stopped deductions from workers’ paychecks, but indicated it was open to reconsidering a Biden-era policy governing dues collection once a third Republican is confirmed to the board.

The Trump administration’s eligibility changes for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program will likely move ahead after senators on Wednesday blocked a bid to overturn them.

New York’s highest court on Wednesday seemed baffled by industrial contractor Comfort Systems USA Inc.'s argument that employers aren’t required to pay prevailing wages to laborers on public works projects if it’s not explicitly laid out in the employment contract.

The owner of a Connecticut strip club agreed to give up $1.5 million and pay $700,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to tax fraud and other charges tied to a scheme involving prostitution, money laundering, and fraudulent Covid-19 relief loans, federal prosecutors said.

An Amazon.com delivery driver can bring a retaliation claim to trial alleging she was fired after complaining to the company that it wasn’t properly addressing harassment based on her sexual identity.

The US Interior Department reduced a former employee’s $1.7 million age bias win after the Ninth Circuit for a second time ruled a lower court miscalculated how much the worker deserves in front pay.

Like tourists who come for the koalas but keep finding spiders and snakes, companies lured to Australia’s singular market are navigating a flip side of doing business Down Under: the Australian Taxation Office.

AT&T Inc. unlawfully charged Arkansas municipalities fees for its emergency telephone services, a state appeals court ruled in two separate lawsuits Wednesday.

President Donald Trump’s allies in the legal profession are seizing on the Justice Department’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund to represent clients allegedly hit with partisan prosecution.

The owner of a Connecticut strip club agreed to give up $1.5 million and pay $700,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to tax fraud and other charges tied to a scheme involving prostitution, money laundering, and fraudulent Covid-19 relief loans, federal prosecutors said.

For most of its history, Bitcoin’s price was driven by a sprawling cast of buyers: idealists, speculators, early adopters, and, more recently, institutional investors looking for a new portfolio hedge. Demand was fragmented and hard to predict. In 2026, it is neither.

The Trump administration wants to boost energy exports to India, the US ambassador in New Delhi said on Wednesday, ahead of a multi-day visit by Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the world’s most populous country.

Current and former PJM Interconnection LLC officials warned states and utilities considering exiting the transmission organization over price volatility that such a decision would create more uncertainty for customers.

Antonio Gracias, the founder of Valor Equity Partners and a longtime Elon Musk ally, controls a 7.3% stake in SpaceX, making him the second-largest holder after Musk himself that will earn the investor a giant windfall.

SpaceX filed publicly for what stands to be the largest-ever initial public offering, revealing billions in losses and the super-voting share plan allowing Elon Musk to keep the rocket, satellite and artificial intelligence giant under his control.

As Goldman Sachs Group Inc. campaigned to lead SpaceX’s IPO, Chief Executive Officer David Solomon opened up a new channel to the rocket company’s billionaire owner, sliding into Elon Musk’s DMs.

Oil companies paid out $4 billion to the Interior Department on Wednesday to lease federal land for oil and gas drilling in New Mexico and Texas, mostly in the Permian Basin.

The GOP-controlled House passed a bill on Wednesday to block K-12 schools from using federal funds to teach what the Trump administration calls “gender ideology” without parental approval.