Author: Meghan Tribe
Susman Godfrey wants to see law students’ full first-year transcripts before hiring summer associates, bucking the trend among top firms vying to land candidates early.Read More
The Kansas House of Representatives voted 122-0 in favor of the bill, which protects existing tracks from future noise complaints and nuisance suits.Read More
Mississippi and Alabama laws allow buyer tours without signed agreements, conflicting with the NAR settlement, as other states weigh bills.Read More
The Minnesota Court of Appeals will rule by summer on a gun case that has a bearing on how large bills get assembled at the Capitol. The Gun Owners Caucus sued the state over a bill that sought to ban binary triggers, arguing the law violated the state’s single subject requirement.Read More
Fabletics is betting that consumers will want jeans that function and feel more like their activewear than traditional clothing.Read More
Small changes in sleep, diet, and daily activity may significantly lower the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to new research.Read More
Penn State’s Student Programming Association (SPA) welcomed Malcolm Todd at the Bryce Jordan Center Tuesday night, featuring an opening act by Laundry Day.Read More
Northport’s River Run Park is getting a shop where players and fans can grab baseball-specific clothes and accessories.Read More
Measles cases are rising in popular destinations like Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand.Read More
South African police on Wednesday fired rubber bullets and teargas to disperse hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters in the coastal city of Durban.Read More