The US Justice Department says it has dropped plans for a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund that critics denounced as a “slush fund” for President Donald Trump’s supporters.

A US Supreme Court decision preventing Alabama from executing a man with nitrogen gas represents a win for a death-row inmate in a case testing how the justices would deal with an unusual move to quickly undo a final judgment of a lower court.

Paul Weiss placed a priority on its relationship with the wealthy Tisch family over its obligation to a former client, that ex-customer of the law firm alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.

Matthew Sperry joined Pillsbury as a partner in its private client and family office practice, the firm announced June 10. He will work out of the Miami, London and New York offices.

Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP should see a reduction in fees for failing to follow proper billing protocols as lead bankruptcy counsel in proceedings launched by New York City landlord Pinnacle Group, the Justice Department’s bankruptcy oversight unit said.

President Donald Trump’s Ultimate Fighting Championship event will go on as planned on the White House grounds after a federal judge rejected an eleventh-hour bid to stop it.

The US said an interim peace deal that reopens the Strait of Hormuz and ends Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions looks increasingly likely and could be signed within days, though conflicting messages between Washington and Tehran continued to cast doubt on that timeline.

Elon Musk and his executives had one overarching message for the army of people working on the SpaceX initial public offering over the past six months: Faster, move faster.

OpenAI is under investigation by a coalition of state attorneys general who requested information from the artificial intelligence company on a wide range of topics.

SpaceX had the largest stock-market debut in history when it went public on June 12. The company raised $75 billion in the initial public offering and ended its first day on the public markets with a market capitalization of around $2.2 trillion. The IPO turned SpaceX founder Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire.

The US Justice Department has closed an antitrust probe into Paramount Skydance Corp.’s$110 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., saying the deal “is not likely” to hurt consumers or competition in the film and television industry.

Anheuser-Busch LLC must withdraw its federal court motion seeking to enforce a former employee’s arbitration agreement on his race discrimination lawsuit, the National Labor Relations Board ruled.

The EEOC convinced a federal judge to throw out another lawsuit challenging its changes to investigating and enforcing workers’ gender identity related discrimination claims.

OpenAI is under investigation by a coalition of state attorneys general who requested information from the artificial intelligence company on a wide range of topics.

A Second Circuit judge agreed to take additional actions to improve the work environment in her chambers, after a second complaint was filed over her conduct toward law clerks.

Anheuser-Busch LLC must withdraw its federal court motion seeking to enforce a former employee’s arbitration agreement on his race discrimination lawsuit, the National Labor Relations Board ruled.

Georgia’s unique “leadership committee” campaign finance system unlawfully advantages politicians over private individuals running for office, the Eleventh Circuit ruled Friday, affirming a lower court’s preliminary injunction.

A trucking company and a Pennsylvania man have agreed to close litigation alleging the man’s job application was unlawfully denied because of his criminal history.

The US Justice Department says it has dropped plans for a $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund that critics denounced as a “slush fund” for President Donald Trump’s supporters.

President Donald Trump denied claims that he filed a “collusive” lawsuit against a US agency under his control to orchestrate the creation of a $1.8 billion fund for alleged victims of political “weaponization,” which critics said would be used to enrich his allies and supporters.

A federal appeals court vacated a district judge’s ruling that Schlumberger Technology Corp. owes an oilfield drilling worker overtime pay, though the panel rejected the energy company’s bid to toss the entire wage-and-hour collective action.

A Second Circuit judge agreed to take additional actions to improve the work environment in her chambers, after a second complaint was filed over her conduct toward law clerks.

The US Justice Department has closed an antitrust probe into Paramount Skydance Corp.’s$110 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., saying the deal “is not likely” to hurt consumers or competition in the film and television industry.

Anheuser-Busch LLC must withdraw its federal court motion seeking to enforce a former employee’s arbitration agreement on his race discrimination lawsuit, the National Labor Relations Board ruled.