President Joe Biden

Joe Biden Names Thirty-Third Round of Judicial Nominees

President Joe Biden is announcing his intent to nominate four federal judicial nominees-all of whom are extraordinarily qualified, experienced, and devoted to the rule of law and our Constitution.

Individuals Spoofing Law Enforcement Phone Numbers to Scam Victims

By Jessel Renolayan
FBI Atlanta is warning the public about a phone scam where individuals are posing as university or college law enforcement officials by calling potential victims regarding outstanding warrants or fines against their children and asking them for payment.
The New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL)

The New York State Department of Labor Announces Sentencing in Identity Theft and Fraud Case That Affected Hundreds of New Yorkers

By Jessel Thomas
The New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) announced the conclusion of an identity theft and fraud case discovered in 2017 by the Department's Office of Special Investigations (OSI).
350.org on House Passage of Inflation Reduction Act

350.org on House Passage of Inflation Reduction Act

By Jessel Thomas
The House of Representatives has passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The bill now goes to President Joe Biden to be signed into law.
U.S. Pharmacists Urged Not to Withhold Abortion Pills, Warned They May Break Law if They Reject Access: U.S. Health Officials

U.S. Pharmacists Urged Not to Withhold Abortion Pills, Warned They May Break Law if They Reject Access: U.S. Health Officials

By Mary Webber
U.S. pharmacists have received a warning from U.S. health officials saying that they must not refuse to fill some prescriptions for abortion pills.
Senator Martin Heinrich

Heinrich Welcomes Biden-Harris Administration’s Action To Support Wildland Firefighter Workforce

By Jessel Thomas
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) released the following statement welcoming an announcement by the Biden-Harris Administration to increase pay for wildland firefighters.
Kaitlyn West- Blank Rome LLP

Blank Rome Welcomes New Real Estate Associate in New York

By Jessel Thomas
Blank Rome LLP is pleased to announce that Kaitlyn M. West has joined the firm's New York office in the nationally recognized Real Estate group, which has continued its strategic expansion.
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California Becomes First State to Require Gender-Neutral Toy Aisles at Huge Department Stores; Mandate Covers Toys to Childcare Items

By Jess Smith
The state of California became the first state to require large department stores to create gender-neutral ways of displaying their products like toys, hygiene, and teething products for children.
Florida Building Collapse: Ex-Lawmaker Says Revoked Law Could Have Prevented Condo's Fall Down; Miami Beach Officials Orders Building Inspections

Florida Building Collapse: Ex-Lawmaker Says Revoked Law Could Have Prevented Condo's Fall Down; Miami Beach Officials Orders Building Inspections

By Joshua Summers
A former lawmaker said a repealed law might have prevented the Florida building collapse as Miami Beach officials directed building inspections.

The New Law 40-2020: To Change Puerto Rico’s Tax Incentives for New Residents

By Olive Marie
A new law called, the Law 40-2020 changes the manner tax incentives are given to new residents.

Sanctuary Cities Stand Their Ground Against Trump’s Immigration Threat

By Joel J. Martinez
The fight to preserve local authority over sancturary cities continues.

Brazil’s President Michel Temer Charged Over Alleged Corruption

By Jahaura Michelle
The president is accused of receiving money from boss of firm implicated in graft

Everything You Need to Know About Texas’ Anti-Sanctuary Law

By Joel J. Martinez
Texas protestors and legal organizations battle the state over SB 4.

Apple Facing Lawsuit Over iOS Storage Size and Capacity

By Andre Revilla
Apple Facing Law Suit Over iOS Size and Storage Capacity

Colombian Senate Passes Law to Protect Victims of Sexual Violence

By Nicole Akoukou Thompson
Sexual violence, in the form of rape, forced prostitution, and abductions, plagues Colombia, and often that violence goes uninvestigated and unpunished — until now. Earlier this month, Colombia's senate passed a monumental bill that will help aid and protect survivors of sexual violence — particularly those who were victimized by paramilitaries.

Occupy Wall Street Protester Cecily McMillian Could Get 7 Years in Prison

By Shawn Raymundo
Occupy Wall Street protester Cecily McMillan, who was convicted May 5 of second-degree assault against a New York City Police officer, could face a sentence of seven years in prison Monday.
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