Johnson & Johnson Shifts Strategy with $5.5 Billion Talc Settlement
Johnson & Johnson proposes a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve nearly all pending ovarian cancer claims, pivoting from bankruptcy maneuvers to a direct negotiated resolution.
Johnson & Johnson proposes a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve nearly all pending ovarian cancer claims, pivoting from bankruptcy maneuvers to a direct negotiated resolution.
The Senate moves toward confirming Jay Clayton as DNI while federal courts block the administration’s attempt to centralize voter rolls, highlighting a broader struggle over the limits of administrative authority.
A high-stakes legal battle in Arizona over the universal Empowerment Scholarship Account program highlights the friction between union-backed ballot initiatives and constitutional school choice protections.
In 1902, Connecticut held a constitutional convention to address the 'rotten borough' system, where tiny rural towns held equal legislative power to large industrial cities in the United States. The…
Federal appeals courts have issued landmark decisions blocking executive voting orders, striking down state firearms bans, and curbing administrative agency overreach.
Makers of the upcoming Ramayana film have initiated a global anti-piracy operation and legal tracing of mobile devices following the unauthorized leak of trailer footage from San Diego Comic-Con 2026.
A federal court has ordered the FDA to reconsider abortion pill restrictions while insurers warn that Medicare Advantage supplemental benefits face significant reductions by 2027.
California leads a multi-state coalition to freeze a major media merger while Maine Democrats utilize a convention process to finalize their Senate challenger.
Investigators in Kozhikode have ordered Ribesh Ramakrishnan to appear for questioning following court filings that identify him as a key suspect in a high-profile digital forgery probe.