Congress returns this week to tackle a daunting list of priorities, including fiscal 2026 appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security and additional funding for immigration enforcement and defense.
The federal government’s legal authority to monitor certain private electronic messages without a warrant would be extended for 18 months without any changes under
Geopolitical uncertainty, rapid policy shifts, and mounting security risks are ratcheting up the threats facing US companies.
Lawmakers must overcome long odds to pass a federal standard on artificial intelligence this year as the White House pushes for action.
Wall Street banks are starting to test
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A California man sued CBS Interactive Inc. for allegedly using tracking technology from Google LLC and The Trade Desk Inc. to secretly intercept his web browsing data while he visited CBSNews.com.
Cable News Network Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it shared the personal information of consumers with
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has renewed its approval of a controversial spy law that permits US intelligence agencies and law enforcement to collect the communications of foreign citizens in certain circumstances, according to three people familiar with the process.
A homeowner waited too long to file a complaint accusing Better Home & Finance Holding Co. of tracking its website visitors’ activity without their consent, and the record didn’t show that the statute of limitations period should be extended, a federal judge ruled.
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The Department of Justice’s latest written defense of President Donald Trump’s law firm attacks shows a desire to protect parts of the executive orders even if sections are struck down.
The in-house legal hiring market has changed dramatically over the past several years, with many in-house employers, relying heavily on behavioral interviews to evaluate candidates.
With President Donald Trump continuing his battle against big law firms, it’s time to explore the applicability of the American Bar Association rule on professional conduct, which may prohibit the law firms from promising pro bono work to avoid White House sanctions.
The California Senate’s recent bill for a tax increase on data centers’ use of natural gas to produce electricity reflects growing skepticism around the balance of benefits and costs associated with data center development.
A proposed rule from the Department of Labor would let 401(k) fiduciaries offer alternative assets if they document a prudent process on key risks.
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