Ben & Jerry’s boycott on Israel is ‘proxy for bigotry,' international law expert says
American-Israeli professor of international law Eugene Kontorovich explains how certain legislation could permit states to boycott Ben & Jerry’s ...
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New bill would update decades-old law governing children’s privacy online, add protection for teens
Researchers, advocates and some lawmakers have spotlighted what they see as outdated measures or weak protections included in COPPA ...
Ridiculous! Bonkers EU law could classify lavender as 'fatal': 'Why bother'
Lavender is currently classified by the ECHA as a potentially fatal substance if swallowed and enters airways, and can ...
Heroes on Jan. 6, law officers became truth seekers about who was responsible for the Capitol attacks
Republican Rep. Liz Cheney (Wyo.), a committee member who condemned Trump immediately after the attack and who later voted ...
Guilty verdict in first trial under Hong Kong sweeping national security law
HONG KONG — The first person to be tried under Hong Kong’s sweeping national security law was found guilty ...
Michigan repeals law that gave Gov. Gretchen Whitmer emergency powers
In a rebuke to Gretchen Whitmer, the Republican-led Michigan state House of Representatives repealed a 76-year-old law that gave ...
Utah prosecutor who cleared police officer in ‘disturbing’ shooting says the law should change
“While we recognize the gravity of this incident, we are pleased that, after nearly two years of scrutiny, the ...
‘Nobody voted for this!’ Nexit fury as Brussels dictates EU law supremacy over states
Brussels is at loggerheads with Warsaw and Budapest over issues such as the independence of the judiciary and press ...
What’s European Law and What Happens When It’s Broken
The Brussels-based European Commission proposes new laws. Its members are appointed, one from each member state. Generally the European ...
What’s European Law and What Happens When It’s Broken: QuickTake
The Brussels-based European Commission proposes new laws. Its members are appointed, one from each member state. Generally the European ...
