Chicago’s new US Attorney has no plans to de-emphasize prosecution of public corruption and financial crimes in light of directives from Washington to prioritize violence, drug cartels and immigration, he told reporters Tuesday.

Cryptoassets could pose a stability risk to financial markets if the US push to embrace them ends up fostering systemic significance, according to the Bank of Italy.

SoFi Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Anthony Noto said the Trump administration’s more business-friendly regulatory approach will allow the online bank to offer more products, potentially including secured lending off of cryptocurrency or an interest-bearing stablecoin.

The UK government will collaborate with US officials on plans to regulate the burgeoning crypto industry, distancing itself from European concerns about President Donald Trump’s embrace of the sector.

WilmerHale’s Paul Connell, Swain Wood, and Ben Neaderland say the Trump administration’s apparent pivot away from crypto enforcement will mean a complex and divided environment policed by states.

On-camera coach Kerry Barrett says lawyers can learn how to appear natural on camera by practicing vocal mapping, using natural movements, and making eye contact.

Harvard University released its long-awaited reports on antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias, presenting a scathing critique of how its students treated each other in the aftermath of the Hamas attack against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

There’s a course-correction underway among financial firms that went all out on ESG hiring just a few years back, according to recruiters advising banks and money managers.

Also AI rollups, shareholder proposals and the X debt.

A panel overseeing an appeals case by red-state attorneys general challenging a Biden-era eco-friendly 401(k) investing rule rejected the Trump administration’s request for an indefinite pause on proceedings, accelerating the timeline for officials to decide the controversial policy’s fate.

Maxeon Solar Technologies Ltd. investors failed to adequately allege the solar panel maker misled them about a deteriorating business relationship, future revenue, and liquidity before a 40% stock drop, a federal court ruled.

Coca-Cola Co. said that geopolitical tensions caused by US immigration and trade policies are partially to blame for Hispanic consumers spending less on the soda company’s beverages.

Second Circuit judges on Tuesday were skeptical that the US Federal Communications Commission violated Verizon Communications Inc.‘s right to a jury trial when it penalized the company for failing to protect customers’ location data.

Pennsylvania-based health insurer Highmark Inc. must face several claims of a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect consumers’ personal information that was exposed in a 2022 data breach.

New Jersey police told state appellate judges Tuesday that law enforcement can plant a GPS device on a car in a suspect’s driveway because access by delivery drivers remove residents’ privacy protections.

The Florida Attorney General’s office is creating a new division that will help parents bring litigation against schools on hot-button culture war issues like library books and treatment of trans children.

A ransomware attack is the cause of a disruption at Marks & Spencer Group Plc., with hackers using a potent kind of malware to lock down some of the British retailer’s systems and render them inaccessible, according to people familiar with the attack.

California-based Dameron Hospital negligently failed to protect the personal information of thousands of people that was exposed in a 2023 data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

Second Circuit judges on Tuesday were skeptical that the US Federal Communications Commission violated Verizon Communications Inc.‘s right to a jury trial when it penalized the company for failing to protect customers’ location data.

Chicago’s new US Attorney has no plans to de-emphasize prosecution of public corruption and financial crimes in light of directives from Washington to prioritize violence, drug cartels and immigration, he told reporters Tuesday.

Tyson Foods Inc., data analytics firm Agri Stats Inc. and other defendants in a pork price-fixing case want a judge overseeing the litigation to recuse himself, saying a clerk of his was significantly conflicted.

A Pennsylvania school district fought off the due process claims it faced from a former teacher over his transfer, after he made questionable comments about female students.

Harvard University released its long-awaited reports on antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias, presenting a scathing critique of how its students treated each other in the aftermath of the Hamas attack against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

Conservative litigator Paul Clement has joined the legal team representing Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan (D), who was arrested last week for allegedly helping a migrant evade federal immigration officers.