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Republicans Ask for Second Hearing for New York Trial Court Pick
Senate Judiciary Republicans are making an unusual request for a rehearing on a President Joe Biden judicial nominee for a New York district court, saying she provided conflicting statements to the committee.
If a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt, What Happens?: Explained
Coinbase Global’s public pondering of what-if-bankruptcy scenarios underscored cryptocurrency market volatility and raised questions about what may happen to users’ assets on an exchange if it does go bankrupt.
Ted Cruz Hit With Ethics Complaint Over 2020 Election Efforts
Sen. Ted Cruz (R) faces an ethics complaint in Texas for his role in the effort to overturn the 2020 election, from a bipartisan group that seeks disciplinary actions against dozens of lawyers who brought challenges to support former President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated fraud claims.
US Soccer Deal Bolsters Equal Pay Push in Collective Bargaining
A landmark equal pay agreement with the United States Soccer Federation has the potential to help workers across sectors achieve pay equity.
Workplace Vaccine Mandate Exemption Lawsuits Falter
Companies with workplace Covid-19 vaccination mandates have largely fended off legal challenges to their handling of employees’ requests for religious and health-related exemptions.
Moderna’s Vaccine Patent Defense Poses Shield for US Deal Makers
Covid-19 vaccine makers may find shelter from patent lawsuits under a legal theory
If Women Still Earn Less, Can Laws Even Fix The Pay Gap?
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