Microsoft Corp. has pulled back on data center projects around the world, suggesting the company is taking a harder look at its plans to build the server farms powering artificial intelligence and the cloud.

“Law firms represent moneyed interests, so there is an inherent conflict here,” said Bill Henderson, a law professor at Indiana University. “They are in bed making a good living with these clients, and there are social consequences to that. And then one day they have to wake up to defend the rule of law?”

Lauren Lin is in a hurry. She has less than 48 hours to ship about 5,600 Bitcoin mining machines from Thailand to the US before tariffs imposed on the Southeast Asian country by President Donald Trump kick in.

Stablecoin advocates achieved another legislative victory on Wednesday night, adding fresh momentum to one of the few issues with bipartisan accord in a deeply divided Washington.

New York mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo worked as a paid adviser to an offshore cryptocurrency exchange as it dealt with a federal investigation before it pleaded guilty to operating illegally in the US, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Megan Jones joined Vedder Price as a shareholder in its corporate tax and estate planning practice group in Los Angeles, the firm announced Wednesday.

President Donald Trump imposed the steepest American tariffs in a century as he steps up his campaign to reshape the global economy, sparking threats of retaliation and a selloff in markets around the world.

President Donald Trump’s crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion helped prompt a plunge in shareholder resolutions from progressive investors that typically push companies on social reform.

“Law firms represent moneyed interests, so there is an inherent conflict here,” said Bill Henderson, a law professor at Indiana University. “They are in bed making a good living with these clients, and there are social consequences to that. And then one day they have to wake up to defend the rule of law?”

Utah’s one-of-a-kind law creating new data portability and interoperability requirements for social media companies is set to usher a broad set of US platforms into a costly and complex era of compliance.

Japan’s communications ministry asks Fuji Media Holdings and unit Fuji Television to report measures it’s taking to address a monthslong harassment scandal.

Georgetown Law’s Vida Johnson and Amanda Rogers say the Bureau of Prisons’ personnel shortage, combined with recent Trump policy changes, are creating more safety risks for people who are federally incarcerated.

“Law firms represent moneyed interests, so there is an inherent conflict here,” said Bill Henderson, a law professor at Indiana University. “They are in bed making a good living with these clients, and there are social consequences to that. And then one day they have to wake up to defend the rule of law?”

Utah’s one-of-a-kind law creating new data portability and interoperability requirements for social media companies is set to usher a broad set of US platforms into a costly and complex era of compliance.

China strongly opposes Japan’s export controls on more than ten semiconductor-related items announced Thursday, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce.

University of Washington’s Eric Schnapper examines the divide growing between Big Law firms that choose to work with President Donald Trump versus resisting the EOs targeting lawyers—and what it means for the profession’s future.

A Virginia bill that would impose social media time limits on minors under 16 will return to Gov. Glenn Youngkin for consideration after lawmakers Wednesday refused his recommendations to include limits on endless scroll features and autoplay.

ZOLL Medical Corp. failed to convince a federal court to dismiss the entirety of a consolidated data breach case alleging that the emergency medical device manufacturer failed to protect the personal information of more than one million people.

US businesses can keep thousands of Venezuelan workers on the job for now as litigation proceeds over the Trump administration’s efforts to remove temporary deportation protections, immigration attorneys and advocates say.

A four-decade-old launchpad for public interest attorneys is getting an overhaul as part of President Donald Trump’s deal with Wall Street law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.

“Law firms represent moneyed interests, so there is an inherent conflict here,” said Bill Henderson, a law professor at Indiana University. “They are in bed making a good living with these clients, and there are social consequences to that. And then one day they have to wake up to defend the rule of law?”

Lawsuits to halt Elon Musk and DOGE from slashing the federal government are hitting legal roadblocks, showing the limits of using litigation to shut down an unprecedented bureaucratic wrecking ball while it still matters.

Sullivan & Cromwell attorneys Alex Willscher and Sam Bonafede say the criminal defense bar should be wary of a small victory regarding interlocutory appeals at the Second Circuit.

Georgetown Law’s Vida Johnson and Amanda Rogers say the Bureau of Prisons’ personnel shortage, combined with recent Trump policy changes, are creating more safety risks for people who are federally incarcerated.