Author: Zoltan Simon

Hungary’s ruling-party dominated parliament approved a bill that will make it harder for parliament to remove the country’s president from office.Read More

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President Trump says he’ll sign an executive order this week to federalize artificial intelligence regulation. Attorneys general in Michigan and 35 other states say it risks “disastrous consequences.”Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Stephen Stone, University Communications (850) 644-2065; sstone@fsu.edu Dec. 10, 2025 FSU LAW EXPERT AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEWS ON PARAMOUNT’S HOSTILE BID FOR WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — As news continues to develop of Paramount’s hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, Florida State University College of Law associate professor Jay Kesten is available for interviews on the impact of this strategy and wheRead More

Britain aligns with some of Europe’s hardline governments in calling for change to allow Rwanda-style migration dealsRead More

The investigation revolves around his efforts to hike his pay as executive director of the Columbia Development Authority, a Boardman-based intergovernmental agency working to redevelop a former military base.Read More

A federal judge says materials from a 2019 investigation can be unsealed because of a new law passed by Congress last month.Read More

In 2023, court had ruled in favor of 16 plaintiffs that officials violated their constitutional right by promoting fossil fuelsRead More

Newsday has documented the impact of the Scaffold Law for nearly a year, with a particular focus on allegations that the measure has prompted a wave of staged accidents and frivolous lawsuits perpetrated by an interconnected network of law firms and medical professionals, including many based on Long Island.Read More