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Overview of US Consumer Privacy Law Landscape State by State
Mahmoud Khalil seeks judge’s recusal amid legal battle over immigration arrest
The ex-Columbia University student protester suggested Trump-appointed Emil Bove's prior Justice Department tenure creates a significant conflict of interest.
Artemis II astronauts bound for moon after rocketing away on NASA’s first lunar voyage in decades
The astronauts will stick close to home for the first 25 hours of their 10-day test flight, checking out the capsule in orbit around Earth before firing the main engine that will propel them to the moon.
Lawsuits fly as Florida governor signs new elections law
The bill, HB 991, is Florida’s version of the SAVE America Act, instituting new requirements for voter registration and banning student IDs at the polls.
Montana Supreme Court keeps abortion clinic restrictions on ice
The decision upholds a lower court ruling temporarily blocking a 2023 state law that added regulations in order for abortion clinics to continue operating.
The Compliance Tightrope: Balancing Uniformity and Precision Across U.S. State Consumer Privacy Laws
Congress and the Easter Recess — How Might Bunnies, Ducks, and Cats Affect Chemical and Pesticide Legislation?
UChicago union not subject to First Amendment scrutiny
CHICAGO — An advocacy group called Graduate Students for Academic Freedom lost its First Amendment lawsuit against a University of Chicago graduate students’ union and its parent union, which allegedly forced the group’s members to support and finance a student union that “engaged in antisemitic rhetoric following the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in Israel.” The group’s fail chiefly because the union and the University of Chicago “are private entities to which the First Amendment does not ordinarily apply.”
Arizona repeals Cesar Chavez Day amid rape accusations
Democratic state Senator Sally Ann Gonzales of Tucson says she will consider introducing new legislation to dedicate a new holiday honoring farmworkers.
CFTC Issues Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Prediction Markets: A Chance to Shape the Future
Virginia data centers face hurdle over public notice
RICHMOND, Va. — An appeals court in Virginia ruled that zoning ordinances permitting agricultural land to be used for data centers were void because they weren’t properly advertised, in part because the county hadn’t yet made the full text of the ordinances available to the public at the time the advertising appeared. The county’s board of supervisors may enforce the advertising requirements even if they knew about and actively participated in a public hearing about the matter.
USDA Deregulates Corn Engineered for Insect Resistance
$100M settlement over Walgreens ‘savings club’
CHICAGO — A federal court in Illinois approved a class-action settlement of $100 million concluding an eight-year-long legal battle where Walgreens shoppers said the company’s use of a discount generic-drug program called the Prescription Savings Club fraudulently inflated the usual prices reported to health insurers and led customers into overpaying. The court divides the fund pool into two pools, allocating 80% to insurance companies and benefit plans, and 20% to individual consumers. Walgreens has agreed to terminate the Prescription Savings Club.
This Week in 340B: March 24 – March 30, 2026
California faces second-worst snowpack in decades
While the state's reservoirs appear in good shape, they won't receive melted snowpack between April and June that usually occurs.
Under pressure from Senate, House caves on DHS funding bill without immigration enforcement
Republicans said they would move forward with the plan to partially fund the Homeland Security Department, just days after GOP lawmakers in the House rejected the Senate compromise that peeled off some immigration enforcement budget.