New York’s law prohibiting residents from buying body armor for self-defense is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled, enjoining the state from enforcing the statute.

The Education and Justice departments will reassess civil rights guidance from the Obama and Biden administrations that might not align with the Supreme Court’s landmark Loper Bright Enterprises. v.

Grant funding and efforts to revitalize the domestic maritime base are top priorities for the maritime industry, regardless of who wins in the upcoming midterm elections and gets control of Congress.

New World screwworm has been found in an elk in Texas, marking the first confirmed case of the potentially deadly animal parasite in US wildlife.

The White House has begun reviewing proposed regulations to overhaul college accreditation, the century-old accountability system President Donald Trump sees as a means to transform higher education.

Barclays Plc is cutting 5,000 jobs to reduce costs through the use of artificial intelligence, the latest large lender to slash its workforce as the new technology ripples throughout the banking ...

The Serbian Tax Administration Oct. 20 posted the November 2026 tax calendar, with filing and payment deadlines for various taxes. The calendar includes deadlines of: 1) Nov. 2, to file ...

Oct. 19 issued State Aid Case Decision No. SA.123734, approving the extension and amendments to France’s IR-PME income tax reduction regime for individuals making cash subscriptions ...

The cryptocurrency industry blanketed Washington this year to push its agenda, but key players in the sector tapered off their federal lobbying expenditures as a signature legislative priority ...

A group of Democratic lawmakers is urging the US Department of Agriculture to reverse a new 25% cost-sharing requirement for a dairy business assistance program, warning the policy could limit ...

Aspiring firefighters, welders, and phlebotomy technicians in a handful of states can now access federal financial aid to pay for short-term workforce training at community colleges.

The prospect of the world’s strongest ever El Niño cycle has a growing number of money managers racing to prepare their portfolios for the disruption they say is coming.