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Forget Labubus: We’re Collecting Semi-Cured Gel Nail Strips
The strips feature intricate designs and can be applied at a fraction of the cost of a salon visit. People are collecting them by the hundreds.
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With Scant Information, Federal Workers Brace for Possible Shutdown
After a tumultuous year of staffing cuts, government employees now face the prospect of going without pay — or facing even more layoffs.
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Greene, Straying From Trump, Reflects an Emerging MAGA Split
The right-wing Republican congresswoman from Georgia has grown disillusioned with her own party and with President Trump, and increasingly willing to say so.
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How Everyday Innovations Are Quietly Revolutionizing Modern Science
I remember the first time I saw a Roomba gliding across a living room floor. It was like watching a tiny UFO, on a mission to vacuum up every speck of dust in its path. At that moment, I realized that innovation doesn’t always come in the form of giant leaps or groundbreaking discoveries. Sometimes,…
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Global Supply Chain Horizons – September 2025
Welcome to the latest edition of our quarterly global supply chain horizons providing you with an update on the key developments from around the world….By: Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP
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DOJ Posts New FAQ for the “Bulk Data” Rule
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) “Data Security Program” (DSP), also known as the “Sensitive Data Rule” or “Bulk Data Rule,” has prompted numerous questions about its scope and application….By: Perkins Coie
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Defence Majors, Startups, and Private Equity Funders Looking to the US Defence Market: Mind the Risk of False Claims Act and Cybersecurity Liability
Traditional contractors and startups alike must take steps to ensure compliance – Failure by a defence contractor, large or small, to comply with the detailed requirements provided in US government contracts can result in more than just a contract dispute. Instead, whistleblowers and the US Department of Justice can bring False Claims Act claims for…
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Iranians Brace for Economic Impact of New U.N. Sanctions
Already suffering a 40 percent inflation rate and critical shortages of power and water, many in Iran expect conditions to get worse.
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Russia Steps Up Provocations in Europe, Alarming Leaders There
European officials fear that Moscow is escalating its antagonism of Europe as U.S. support recedes. A focus of worry now: election interference in Moldova.
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For Want of a Ferryman, a Two-Century U.S.-Canada Link Is Severed
With the closing of a crossing between a sleepy Ontario island and a village in New York State, islanders face modest inconvenience — and the end of an era.
