President Donald Trump and his family have taken a interest in just about every corner of the crypto industry.

President Donald Trump’s offensive against Big Law has moved beyond retribution, as firms with no past adversarial relationship with him feel pressure to appease.

Binance executives met with officials from the Treasury Department in March to discuss a loosening of US oversight on it, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the talks.

Up 9.5% one day, down 3.5% the next: Investors expect those kind of oscillations from equity markets in emerging economies or the notoriously turbulent Bitcoin, not Corporate America.

President Donald Trump signed legislation to block an Internal Revenue Service rule that would have forced some cryptocurrency brokers to provide tax information on transactions conducted on their platforms, delivering another victory to the digital asset industry he has vowed to champion in office.

At least three of the world’s largest law firms are discussing a joint deal with the Trump administration to avoid punitive executive orders.

Delaware’s Chancery Court will consider legal claims against Centerview Partners Holdings LLC filed by dealmaker David Handler, who says the boutique merger advisory firm defrauded him out of his equity stake after he founded a rival. The state’s top court, meanwhile, will weigh a shareholder’s insider trading claims against Carvana Co.'s largest investor, the father of its CEO.

Blue Origin is set to launch a high-profile, all-women crew on its flagship space tourism rocket Monday, bringing crew members including pop star Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos’ fiancee Lauren Sánchez to the edge of space and back.

President Donald Trump’s offensive against Big Law has moved beyond retribution, as firms with no past adversarial relationship with him feel pressure to appease.

The Justice Department plans to continue prosecuting cases involving alleged bribes by US executives of officials in Honduras and Egypt after undertaking a review of the actions in accordance with a Trump executive order.

Susman Godfrey is the latest major law firm to take the Trump administration to court over an executive order aimed at its attorneys.

US companies must explain to shareholders why executives were not forced to give up bonuses as a result of an accounting misstatement, SEC staff said in new guidance published Friday.

Once celebrated as American symbols of freedom and the open road, the cars we drive and the highways we travel have become potential privacy traps. And courts are starting to weigh in.

Judge Nancy Gertner, David L. Faigman, and Erwin Chemerinsky warn Donald Trump targeting his enemies in blue states could lead to conflicts between the federal government and states not seen since the Civil War.

Lawyers Defending American Democracy’s Lauren Stiller Rikleen says law students can put pressure on Big Law firms that have made agreements with the Trump administration and encourage those that are resisting.

President Donald Trump’s offensive against Big Law has moved beyond retribution, as firms with no past adversarial relationship with him feel pressure to appease.

Susman Godfrey is the latest major law firm to take the Trump administration to court over an executive order aimed at its attorneys.

A new member of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency can access payment system data at the US Department of Treasury, a federal judge ruled Friday, finding he was properly trained on privacy rules.

Unions representing thousands of student employees are finding themselves in a precarious position as they seek to protect members from the Trump administration’s crackdown on activities it has labeled antisemitic.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has secured convictions against high-profile defendants like Donald Trump, Jonathan Majors, and Cuba Gooding Jr.

Once celebrated as American symbols of freedom and the open road, the cars we drive and the highways we travel have become potential privacy traps. And courts are starting to weigh in.

Sullivan & Cromwell attorneys Thomas White and Andrew DeFilippis say the risk of False Claims Act violations will go up under new tariff rules, but so will businesses’ opportunity to give themselves a competitive edge.

Judge Nancy Gertner, David L. Faigman, and Erwin Chemerinsky warn Donald Trump targeting his enemies in blue states could lead to conflicts between the federal government and states not seen since the Civil War.

Syracuse University’s Terence Lau says counsel should acknowledge uncertainty while taking measured steps to navigate trade challenges.