Kramer Levin, one of the 100 largest U.S. law firms by revenue, is planning to combine with a boutique litigation shop in Washington, D.C. to launch a new outpost in the nation’s capital.

The Biden administration is working to accelerate domestic uranium production despite environmental concerns, as the U.S. seeks to lessen reliance on Russia amid possible sanctions on the country’s atomic energy company.

President Joe Biden on Friday is set to call for an end of normal trade relations with Russia, clearing the way for increased tariffs on Russian imports, according to people familiar with the matter.

Supporters of a sweeping bill that would eliminate almost all pre-dispute arbitration agreements are calling out the recent vast bipartisan approval of a narrower law nullifying arbitration agreements only for #MeToo allegations.

A Medicare proposal aimed at lowering out-of-pocket drug costs stops short of requiring that all discounts reach consumers at the pharmacy counter, industry groups say.

A proposal to create a new Justice Department agency for fielding European complaints about U.S. surveillance of Europeans’ digital data is the latest bid to resolve a sticking point in transatlantic talks over data flows, but it’s unclear whether the option will satisfy the bloc’s negotiators.