SEC Charges Hacker for Insider Trading on Stolen Earnings Data

A U.K. citizen used sophisticated technology to hide his identity. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged a U.K. citizen for hacking into the computer systems…

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Federal Judge Halts NYC Food Delivery Data Sharing Law

She says city cannot require delivery apps to share customer names and addresses. U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres ruled this week that a New York City law requiring…

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Supreme Court Refuses RFK Jr. Request to Appear on NY Ballot

State, district, and appellate courts previously turned down his request. The Supreme Court issued a brief order rejecting the request of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to force the…

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Judge Rules Transportation Department’s Disadvantaged Policies Unconstitutional

He says the 1983 federal program violates equal protections. District Judge Greg Van Tatenhove ruled that the Transportation Department (DOT) program offering additional funding to businesses owned by…

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Former Laser Welding Salesman Indicted for Illegal Exports to Russia

He was charged with falsifying records to sell products to a Russian government supplier. A former laser welding machine salesman had been indicted in a federal court of…

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Federal Judge Rules X Must Face Age Discrimination Suit

Other cases regarding the massive layoffs by CEO Musk after the Twitter takeover have been dismissed. District Judge Susan Illston ruled this week that the social media platform…

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Federal Judge Blocks Ohio Law Banning Campaign Donations from Non-citizens 

He says if they can join the U.S. military, permanent non-residents can donate to political campaigns. U.S. District Judge Judge Michael Watson blocked an Ohio law that sought…

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Federal Judge Strikes Down FTC’s Ban on Noncompete Agreements

She ruled that the agency’s prohibition was too broad. Judge Ada Brown of the Northern Texas U.S. District Court invalidated a rule from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)…

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Circuit Court Revives Case Alleging TikTok Involvement in Child’s Death

The panel rejects an attempt to dismiss a 2021 lawsuit over “blackout challenge.” The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a lawsuit claiming that TikTok’s algorithm led…

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Federal Judge Rules RFK and His Charity Can Sue Administration for Censorship

The presidential candidate is declared to have standing in his First Amendment rights case. U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty recently ruled that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and his…

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