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Jeffrey Ferguson, the California state judge sentenced Wednesday for killing his wife, is now a challenge for state prison officials who must decide where he should serve his 35 year-to-life sentence.

A federal rule requiring lawyers to certify the accuracy of their filings is gaining new traction in bankruptcy courts, where judges are sanctioning attorneys for submitting documents with fake AI-generated citations.

Cannabis businesses in Texas looking to gain medical licenses need to thoroughly plan out their budgets and figure out how to expand operations.

Legal teams need artificial intelligence tools that prioritize reliability rather than full autonomy.

Health plan sponsors must balance operational efficiency and vendor relations when complying with state laws on pharmacy benefit managers.

The IRS proposed rules Friday outlining who will qualify for a tax deduction on the tips they earn.

FedEx Corp. expects a $1 billion hit from trade volatility this year, highlighting the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the loss of a key exemption for low-value goods.

A hostile work environment complaint against the EEOC will try out a new employment law approach to challenging the commission’s rollback of its protections for transgender workers.

The State Department is increasingly using broad authority to deny and revoke visas to punish speech by noncitizens critical of the Trump administration’s agenda or its allies.

It’s a bad time to be a 22-year-old coder. As artificial intelligence presses forward, job growth has slowed in US occupations that AI can do — not overall, but specifically for workers age 22-25. That’s led to warning after warning: AI could sever the career ladder, taking over entry-level tasks and leaving younger workers permanently disconnected from the economy.

South Korea remains in talks with the US over contentious issues, including visa restrictions and auto tariffs, the Asian nation’s top trade negotiator said, underscoring the economic stakes as Seoul works to ease frictions with Washington.

The European Union proposed a complete ban on imports of Russian liquefied natural gas from Jan. 1, 2027, as part of its latest measures to curb President Vladimir Putin’s ability to wage Moscow’s war against Ukraine.

The Trump administration stoked fresh uncertainty about the future of an offshore wind farm near Massachusetts on Thursday, as it asked a federal court to send a key project permit back to the Interior Department for further review.

Gold Reserve says a US judge denied its motion to strike the Special Master’s notice of superior proposal, according to a statement distributed by Business Wire.

Researchers at the University of California school system are likely to win a new court injunction barring the Departments of Defense and Transportation and the National Institutes of Health from terminating multi-year research grants, a San Francisco federal judge said at a hearing Thursday.

A few key forces — President Donald Trump, the rise of artificial intelligence and global electrification — have compelled companies across the energy spectrum to adjust their sustainability goals and investment priorities.

Anger over rising energy costs will eventually force states to allow more natural gas infrastructure to be built in the US, according to one of the nation’s largest producers of the fuel.

President Donald Trump can’t immediately deport Guatemalan children while they litigate their legal claims to stay in the US, a federal judge ruled.

A hostile work environment complaint against the EEOC will try out a new employment law approach to challenging the commission’s rollback of its protections for transgender workers.

The State Department is increasingly using broad authority to deny and revoke visas to punish speech by noncitizens critical of the Trump administration’s agenda or its allies.

Researchers at the University of California school system are likely to win a new court injunction barring the Departments of Defense and Transportation and the National Institutes of Health from terminating multi-year research grants, a San Francisco federal judge said at a hearing Thursday.

A federal judge denied Polsinelli PC’s motion to dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit by former partner Julia Rix, ruling that her claims can proceed under a Washington DC law rather than a Missouri law.

The National Football League wants a second go at convincing the Second Circuit to dismiss a race discrimination case brought against the league by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores.