Senate Majority Leader John Thune has teed up a critical procedural vote Wednesday on stablecoin legislation supported by the crypto industry and President Donald Trump.

A group of bitcoin miner Rhodium Encore LLC stakeholders asked a judge to end the exclusive period for the company to file its bankruptcy exit plan so other parties can submit a competing reorganization proposal.

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Pump.fun’s decision to raise $1 billion is sparking concern that a token sale by the most popular platform for creating memecoins risks siphoning demand away from the hundreds of coins issued daily through the website.

Aetna Life Insurance Co. agreed to pay more than $3.4 million to settle a proposed class action by prostate cancer patients seeking coverage for proton beam radiation therapy.

When engineers prepare to drill for oil, they know the spot deep underground where the well must end and can choose their starting point, but there are many possible routes in between.

Former star real estate brokers Tal and Oren Alexander asked a federal judge to dismiss some or all of the charges against them in a criminal sex-trafficking case, claiming the probe was kicked off by an industry rival.

California lawmakers are omitting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to rush the reauthorization of the state’s cap-and-trade program through the state budget due by the end of the month.

A federal appeals court is closer to ruling on whether to keep most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs in place longer while the legal battle over them continues.

Residential solar company Sunnova Energy International Inc.’s bankruptcy is facing push-back from dealers as it struggles to raise cash to keep operating and fund its Chapter 11 filing.

The US Forest Service was temporarily barred from transferring land to Rio Tinto Corp. for a copper mine in Arizona Monday after the agency signaled it would exchange the public property this month.

Bally’s Corp. said it has settled a lawsuit brought by two white men and a conservative legal group that challenged a $1.7 billion Chicago casino project that offered ownership stakes only to women and people of color.

FTC Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya, who was fired by President Donald Trump in March but has challenged the termination in court, said Monday he would formally resign the position even if victorious in his lawsuit.

A cybersecurity breach at United Natural Foods Inc., the primary distributor for Amazon.com Inc.’s Whole Foods grocery markets, has disrupted deliveries and forced the company’s systems offline.

Financial-sector trade groups are urging the US Treasury Department to bolster its cybersecurity in response to hackers intercepting the sensitive emails of more than 100 bank regulators for more than a year.

HealthEC LLC, a health-care technology company, will contribute to a near $5.5 million fund to settle a lawsuit stemming from a 2023 data breach that allegedly exposed the personal information of over 4,600,000 patients.

The prosecution of a trader could define how a quant algorithm can become stolen property and have a huge impact on Wall Street’s talent war.

Another Paul Weiss partner left the firm to join a group of prominent litigators at a new trial law boutique.

The MacArthur Justice Center has appointed a veteran civil rights lawyer as its new executive director after its previous leader became a federal judge.

California asked a federal court to halt the Trump administration’s “illegal” deployment of the state’s National Guard and the US Marines in Los Angeles to quell unrest over the president’s immigration raids.

The US Supreme Court ended a litigation pause it recently granted to Highland Capital Management LP halting an appeals court decision.

A federal appeals court is closer to ruling on whether to keep most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs in place longer while the legal battle over them continues.

A retiree who purchased Link Motion Inc. shares should be allowed to proceed with part of his common-law fraud claim under New York law, a magistrate judge recommended Monday.

The panel of federal appeals court judges at a hearing Monday puzzled over whether to revive a constitutional challenge from a group of gun owners who allege Los Angeles unlawfully arrested them for carrying a firearm in public without a license.