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Monday's Federal Register: the SEC proposes to rescind Rule 14a-8 and leave shareholder proposals to state law, a memorandum stripping Canadian goods from federal procurement, EO 14428 revoking the 2009…
The SEC filed a subpoena enforcement action against proxy adviser ISS, then proposed rescinding Rule 14a-8 entirely. Plus seven other notable filings and enforcement actions.
Trump heads to UNGA as Qatar seeks to restart Iran ceasefire talks, Kyiv strikes Moscow, the AfD wins in Germany, and the Fed reverses course on rates.
Press credentials revoked at the White House, an FAA clearance for the triumphal arch, a First Circuit stay on HUD's homelessness overhaul, and a U.S.-Denmark Greenland deal headed for signature…
Twenty-five months into the Justice Department's case against RealPage and seven landlords, six defendants have settled, one judgment has been entered, and no court has decided when algorithmic pricing becomes…
Federal prosecutors charged three L.A. homelessness nonprofit figures on Sept. 16. Tax filings and audits show the warnings were public for years.
Overnight: the Saudi-led coalition says it downed a Houthi ballistic missile over Riyadh as an Aramco depot burned; Trump signed a new H-1B order and renewed the $100,000 petition fee;…
The President signed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act into law and extended the $100,000 H-1B entry payment through September 2027. Plus: DOJ actions, the mail-ballot litigation,…
Senegal's debt, DHS contract savings, FBI crime testimony and EPA's $310 billion estimate: four figures met an independent check this week. Every one moved.
Louisiana regulators waived competitive bidding on the largest utility investment in state history, then voted to let Meta keep its electricity demand and job figures out of the public record.