Chicago’s new US Attorney has no plans to de-emphasize prosecution of public corruption and financial crimes in light of directives from Washington to prioritize violence, drug cartels and immigration, he told reporters Tuesday.

Cryptoassets could pose a stability risk to financial markets if the US push to embrace them ends up fostering systemic significance, according to the Bank of Italy.

SoFi Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Anthony Noto said the Trump administration’s more business-friendly regulatory approach will allow the online bank to offer more products, potentially including secured lending off of cryptocurrency or an interest-bearing stablecoin.

The UK government will collaborate with US officials on plans to regulate the burgeoning crypto industry, distancing itself from European concerns about President Donald Trump’s embrace of the sector.

WilmerHale’s Paul Connell, Swain Wood, and Ben Neaderland say the Trump administration’s apparent pivot away from crypto enforcement will mean a complex and divided environment policed by states.

On-camera coach Kerry Barrett says lawyers can learn how to appear natural on camera by practicing vocal mapping, using natural movements, and making eye contact.

Companies focused on taking climate action can now voluntarily use carbon credits through 2040 to address the greenhouse gas emissions from their value chains.

Harvard University released its long-awaited reports on antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias, presenting a scathing critique of how its students treated each other in the aftermath of the Hamas attack against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

The Trump administration’s dismissal of the authors of the National Climate Assessment poses risks for large sectors of the economy that depend on the report to guide everything from crop planning to insurance rate-setting, climate scientists say.

B. Riley Financial Inc. is facing more scrutiny from authorities, with the company disclosing that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is looking into the firm’s wealth management business.

A former CEO raised money from investors without promised oversight from a board or auditor and misappropriated at least $500,000 in client funds, the Securities and Exchange Commission said.

Match Group Inc. said activist investor Anson Funds Management LP has agreed to withdraw its director nominations after a board shakeup by the dating app company, ending a short-lived proxy fight ahead of its annual meeting.

Five current and former Google LLC executives, including its CEO Sundar Pichai, will not have to face immediate depositions in an antitrust lawsuit from consumers, a San Francisco federal judge ruled Tuesday.

The labor union Unite Here has agreed to pay $6 million to settle a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 790,000 people that was exposed in a 2023 data breach.

A California bill to tax social media companies’ gross receipts from digital advertising to fund programs to reduce risks to youths using the platforms has stalled for the year.

Roku Inc. must stop flouting child privacy laws and pay damages to Michigan consumers, the state’s attorney general alleged in a new federal lawsuit Tuesday.

A consumer dropped her lawsuit against Sam’s Club and software provider Cleo Communications US LLC over a data breach linked to a vulnerability in Cleo’s file-transfer system.

Bankrupt DNA testing firm 23andMe agreed to support a court-approved data privacy ombudsman who would review the sale of customer’s genetic data as part of the company’s bankruptcy.

Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was suspended by the Wisconsin Supreme Court Tuesday four days after the FBI arrested her for allegedly helping a migrant escape federal immigration authorities.

The US Agency for Global Media must disperse more than $12 million in congressionally appropriated funds to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Justice James Sullivan, the newest member of the Supreme Court of Texas, has applied and interviewed to become a US district court judge in Austin, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.

Five current and former Google LLC executives, including its CEO Sundar Pichai, will not have to face immediate depositions in an antitrust lawsuit from consumers, a San Francisco federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil failed to convince an immigration judge that he shouldn’t be deported for his anti-Israel activism because he was arrested without a warrant.

A trial court wrongly granted summary judgment to an employee seeking to claw back wages after his employer, a now-shuttered small wholesale company, failed for about thirty years to accurately record his time.