In early 2023, Christopher Le Mon began investigating an American-owned tech company, which contacts working on human rights issues said was being used by the Egyptian government to censor media and monitor activists’ online activities.

Tether Holdings SA’s plans to raise as much as $20 billion are on pause as the stablecoin giant awaits the results of its first full financial audit, a step that may revive one of the most anticipated fundraisings in the digital-asset era.

Lawmakers voted to confirm Colin McDonald, the White House’s pick to lead a new fraud division at the Justice Department, amid Democrats’ concerns that the unit will target President Donald Trump’s perceived political enemies.

A key US regulator is pushing to revitalize the banking industry — encouraging mergers, new charters and crypto entrants — in a bid to reverse a decline in the growth of small lenders.

Polsinelli chair Chase Simmons, who leads one of the fastest growing firms in the country, talked on Bloomberg Law’s podcast, On The Merits, about how Polsinelli is adopting AI across the firm. He also explained Polsinelli’s focus on being a “daily and weekly law firm” for its clients and discussed his views on the Trump administration’s attacks on the legal industry.

Tether has entered a formal engagement with a Big Four accounting firm to complete its first full independent financial statement audit, it says in a blog post.

A federal judge appeared hesitant to reverse her tentative order remanding Reddit Inc.'s lawsuit accusing Anthropic PBC of illegally scraping user posts to train its AI models.

The Trump administration is preparing to expand the opportunity for sales of higher-ethanol E15 gasoline this summer by waiving the fuel from US volatility requirements, according to people familiar with the matter.

President Donald Trump signaled that Iran had offered a “present” as a show of good faith in negotiations he has claimed are ongoing to end a 25-day conflict that’s upended global markets, even while he deploys more troops to the Middle East.

Chevron Corp. is warning that California is careening toward an energy crisis because of the Iran war and that the company may quit refining oil in the state unless officials roll back taxes and regulations.

Utah has enacted a first-in-the-nation law protecting companies from being held liable from damages related to greenhouse gas emissions, a move that comes just a few months after a legal challenge was brought against the state’s fossil fuel industry over the issue.

Baltimore, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel County in Maryland lost their effort Tuesday to convince the state Supreme Court to revive their lawsuits seeking to recover damagesover climate change from oil and gas companies.

OpenAI plans to discontinue its Sora AI video generator six months after the high-profile launch ofa standalone app for the service, as the company works to simplify its portfolio of artificial intelligence products.

Health records provider Epic Systems Corp. and several health-care providers have settled their claims against one defendant in a lawsuit alleging unauthorized access to health data on a patient-data interoperability platform operated by Health Gorilla Inc.

A jury found that Meta Platforms Inc. misled New Mexico teenagers about the safety of its social networks, even when it knew platforms like Facebook and Instagram had become breeding grounds for sexual predators.

Kaplan North America LLC has been hit with a proposed class action over its alleged failure to protect the personal information of its users and employees in a data breach last year.

California officials disclosed the names of more than 500 data brokers registered in the state and the personal information they sold to foreign adversaries, the Trump administration, and generative artificial intelligence firms, among other buyers.

A Vermont breast cancer patient sued Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. for allegedly sharing her health information with Google LLC and other companies without consent through hidden website tracking tools.

Eleven judges with the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday pressed both Hawaii and two firearm owners challenging the state’s handgun regulatory regime, debating whether the restrictions pass constitutional muster.

A judge appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s rationale for banning the federal government from using artificial intelligence technology from Anthropic PBC, a move that the Claude chatbot maker claims could cost it billions in lost revenue.

Utah has enacted a first-in-the-nation law protecting companies from being held liable from damages related to greenhouse gas emissions, a move that comes just a few months after a legal challenge was brought against the state’s fossil fuel industry over the issue.

Baltimore, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel County in Maryland lost their effort Tuesday to convince the state Supreme Court to revive their lawsuits seeking to recover damagesover climate change from oil and gas companies.

The Department of Justice has unlawfully accelerated immigration court proceedings for Somali nationals, making asylum claims nearly impossible to win, according to a new lawsuit.

A Florida orthopedic surgeon convicted of making a false statement on a Medicare enrollment application won Tuesday his bid to undo an order requiring him to pay almost $316,000 in restitution.