Author: Grace Kaste

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown for two years had pushed to pass a sweeping bill to limit social media for youths.Read More

U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein of the Southern District of New York said there were no new legal developments or evidence that could justify unraveling a consent order that was reached last year.Read More

In separate complaints, the Office Pub & Grill in Minneapolis and Wings Credit Union were cited for discriminating against customers.Read More

The Washington-based association has used its immense political clout as broadcasters are engaged in fights over everything from media-ownership restrictions and artificial intelligence to music royalties and whether automakers should be required to keep AM radio in new vehicles.Read More

The Wisconsin Department of Justice announced Friday that Central Sands Dairy, LLC will be required to pay $245,000 to resolve a civil environmental enforcement action for alleged violations of the state’s wastewater discharge laws.Read More

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in on whether and when a federal court can throw out an agency’s action or rule in its entirety. In a 29-page filing docketed on Wednesda…Read More

A confrontation between Rep. Andy Harris and a student journalist following a congressional debate in Cambridge has drawn attention to Maryland’s recording laws and when people need to get permission to record a conversation.Read More

If homeowners believe their score is wrong, they can appeal it.Read More

The Chapter 11 trustee for bankrupt personal injury law firm Munawar Law Group PLLC filed a reorganization plan and disclosure statement that would provide for repayment of three key secured creditors while allowing the firm to continue operating after confirmation.Read More

Canada’s 2026 Lifestyle Reset: Why Value, Local Choices and Experiences Are WinningRead More