SEC to Vote on Climate Disclosure Rules
A few states and public interest groups, as well as New York City, asked the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2007 to require greater disclosure […]
A few states and public interest groups, as well as New York City, asked the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2007 to require greater disclosure […]
For the next term, one of the most prominent cases on the Supreme Court’s docket is Students for Fair Admissions v. President & Fellows of […]
Igor Striz is the Czech Republic’s highest prosecutor. He warned those who support the Russian Federation’s aggression on Ukraine that they could be sentenced to […]
As a nod to “ruscism”, I also thought it would be interesting to note another relatively recent usage that seems very clear from Tolkien. There […]
Americans have ample cause to doubt pronouncements made by the Centers for Disease Control Prevention. The CDC today issued a press release reminding us that […]
The U.S. and the U.K. have taken Russia out of global financial systems in response to their brutal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Germany has […]
Three years imprisonment in federal prison, three years of supervision release and $85,000 in restitution were all the sentences given Monday to a Georgia man. […]