Author: Cassandre Coyer

Republican lawmakers are scheduling a hearing next week on a federal privacy bill that would provide nationwide consumer protections around personal data for the first time.Read More

The Food and Drug Administration urged a federal court to dismiss for lack of standing a bioscience company’s lawsuit accusing the agency of improperly approving a new dietary supplement ingredient.Read More

HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) – A Republican state lawmaker and a Hampton Roads gun dealer are just two of the opponents of legislation taking effect in five weeks that restricts certain so-calle…Read More

The New York Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of a driller’s state labor law and common-law negligence claims, finding that the state industrial code provision too general to impose vicarious liability on the site owner. Mann v Mezuyon, LLC, 2026 BL 192956, N.Y., 39, 5/26/26Read More

A major retailer is coming to The Factory at Franklin. According to a recent Historic Zoning Commission meeting, the former MAFIAoza’s building on campus is set to become an Anthropologie.Read More

CivicScience data shows U.S. multi-snacking has hit an all-time high. Discover the shifting habits, meal replacement trends, and demographics driving it.Read More

Resorts are creating massive artificial lagoons to offer beach-like experiences far from the ocean, providing safer, more accessible water activities for families and multigenerational travelers. The trend is growing because lagoons deliver the appeal of a beach day with fewer challenges and more convenience.Read More

From a beach bought by 40,000 Kiwis to a stretch of volcanic black sand where The Piano was filmed, New Zealand’s best beachesRead More

WHO Health Emergencies Program Executive Director Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu discusses the rate of response in Africa’s Ebola crisis and what nations need to do to manage the outbreak more effectively.Read More

European space industry warns EU Space Act could slow competitivenessRead More