Representative Byron Donalds will introduce legislation on Friday to codify an executive order that President Donald Trump signed earlier this month that establishes a strategic Bitcoin reserve and US digital asset stockpile.

A former Greenberg Traurig LLP lawyer who pleaded guilty in November to helping a wealthy client dodge US tax liability must pay $15.5 million in restitution to the IRS, a federal judge in White Plains, NY told defense counsel.

Shares of Intel Corp. jumped 15% after the company named Lip-Bu Tan as its next chief executive officer, entrusting a former board member and semiconductor veteran with one of the toughest jobs in the chip industry.

New rules on foreign-owned cryptomining facilities in Arkansas allegedly violate the US Constitution and discriminate against Chinese nationals and US citizens perceived to be Chinese, a federal court lawsuit asserts.

In addition to being the world’s most-traded cryptocurrency, Tether Holdings SA’s stablecoin has been dogged by questions for years over its reserves and use by criminals.

World Liberty Financial Inc., one of the Trump family’s crypto ventures, has discussed doing business with the world’s largest digital-asset exchange, Binance Holdings Ltd., whose founder pleaded guilty to failing to take required measures to prevent terrorists, child abusers and entities in sanctioned nations from using its services, according to four people with knowledge of the talks.

Harvard University is imposing a temporary freeze on hiring faculty. Columbia University is grappling with cuts to $400 million in federal funding. California Institute of Technology is leaving postdoctoral positions unfilled. A University of Washington researcher is wondering about a climate and health grant after a government site was taken offline.

Sheppard Mullin’s Liisa Thomas says compliance professionals facing resistance in their organization should use change management strategies aligned with the company’s and leaders’ mission.

Albany Law professor Jonathan Rosenbloom says local governments should coordinate their push to shore up environmental policies to stop federal resistance.

Shares of Intel Corp. jumped 15% after the company named Lip-Bu Tan as its next chief executive officer, entrusting a former board member and semiconductor veteran with one of the toughest jobs in the chip industry.

Rules related to recording debt, such as debt modifications and extinguishments, on balance sheets will be top of mind this year for an advisory panel that helps private companies apply complex accounting standards, the council said in its first-ever annual report.

A legal overhaul that would shift power from smaller investors toward corporate insiders like Elon Musk is headed toward its final legislative test after sailing through Delaware’s Senate.

A medical AI company’s novel trade secrets lawsuit accusing a rival of prompting its platform to reveal how it was built illustrates the challenges artificial intelligence presents for protecting proprietary information.

Carmakers are in the crosshairs of state enforcers, with California becoming the latest to target the industry’s data practices.

The California Chamber of Commerce drafted the public comment letter signed by 18 legislators last month that criticized the California Privacy Protection Agency and requested a redo of its AI regulations, according to a state lawmaker.

Lawmakers are seeking to protect US financial markets and data against artificial intelligence-fueled attacks by foreign actors like China and Russia, according to bipartisan legislation.

Sheppard Mullin’s Liisa Thomas says compliance professionals facing resistance in their organization should use change management strategies aligned with the company’s and leaders’ mission.

A US judge in Maryland directed 18 agencies to temporarily rehire thousands of terminated employees, dealing another judicial defeat to Trump administration efforts to shrink the federal sector.

President Donald Trump and his administration keep making the same legal mistakes, California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) said—"I should say, maybe it’s not a mistake. Maybe it’s deliberate.”

Law firms pursuing sexual abuse suits against large institutions like the Boy Scouts, the Catholic Church, and a federal prison have turned to outside funders amid increasing competition to land cases.

A Boston-based nonprofit civil rights organization with just eight staff attorneys has established itself as a significant threat to President Donald Trump’s federal immigration policies.

Sheppard Mullin’s Liisa Thomas says compliance professionals facing resistance in their organization should use change management strategies aligned with the company’s and leaders’ mission.

Albany Law professor Jonathan Rosenbloom says local governments should coordinate their push to shore up environmental policies to stop federal resistance.

Attorney Stuart Silverman says the First Circuit’s widening the divide on the False Claims Act’s causation standard adds to the need for the Supreme Court to weigh in.