FBI Slashes Warrantless Spy Database Searches Into Americans
The FBI significantly reduced its searches of Americans through a database collected as part of a warrantless surveillance program.
The FBI significantly reduced its searches of Americans through a database collected as part of a warrantless surveillance program.
Landus, Iowa’s biggest agricultural cooperative, is creating a new tech company it says will provide farmers with services such as bank loans and crop analysis.
Kelli L. Hayes has joined Thompson Hine as a partner with the immigration practice in Columbus, Ohio, the firm said Tuesday.
Reddit Inc. agreed to pay a $525,000 settlement to employees who alleged the social media site underpaid them, according to a motion for preliminary approval filed in California state court.
Meta Platforms Inc. and Mark Zuckerberg have escaped investor litigation that claimed their pursuit of profits jeopardized public health, social well-being, and their stockholders’ diversified portfolios.
Robert Hudock has joined Husch Blackwell as a labor and employment partner in Los Angeles, the firm said Tuesday.
Attorneys for consumers who alleged that a defect in iPhone 7 and 7 Plus phones caused poor sound quality have asked for $8.75 million in fees and costs after the parties’ settlement agreement won preliminary approval.
Inova Health Care Services shared the personal health information of patients with
Duplicate submissions for individual workers in the annual H-1B visa lottery cratered after the government revamped the selection process for the specialty occupation visas this year.
Millions of Americans have taken advantage of telehealth during the coronavirus pandemic, so why has it taken so long for widespread adoption?
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