Danielle Sassoon, once one of Manhattanâs most prominent federal prosecutors, has found her next chapter â this time, in the private ranks of Paul Clementâs conservative powerhouse firm. Sassoon stepped down earlier this yearâŚ
After two decades of courtroom battles and merchant outrage, Visa and Mastercard have unveiled a massive $38 billion settlement aimed at putting to rest claims that they conspired to keep credit card âswipe feesââŚ
The nationâs food safety netâalready frayed by politics and paralysisâhung by a thread this week as 42 million Americans waited to learn whether their grocery cards would work. As the government shutdown dragged intoâŚ
The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to wade into another fierce dispute over how America counts its votes â this time, taking up Mississippiâs defense of a law that lets mail-in ballots be talliedâŚ
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to reopen the debate over same-sex marriage, rejecting a plea by former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, whose defiance of the 2015 ruling once made her a national flashpointâŚ
WASHINGTON â After weeks of political gridlock and a government brought to its knees, the U.S. Senate has finally passed a deal to reopen federal agencies, halting the longest shutdown in American history. InâŚ
Cornell University has reached a high-stakes settlement with the Trump administration, securing the return of roughly $250 million in frozen federal grants after months of political and financial turmoil. Under the agreement, the IvyâŚ
The long experiment in remote lawyering is running out of time. After years of relaxed attendance policies, some of Americaâs biggest law firms are calling their attorneys back â four days a week, minimum.âŚ
The Trump administration has asked a federal appeals court to halt a judgeâs directive requiring the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to deliver full food stamp benefits to more than 42 million Americans thisâŚ
The U.S. Justice Department has thrown unexpected weight behind Donald Trumpâs appeal, telling a New York court that his hush money conviction should be wiped away â arguing that the case was built onâŚ
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