The Biden administration has proposed a rule that mandates the offshore oil and gas industry provide nearly $7 billion in financial assurances for the decommissioning of old infrastructure. This move aims to prevent taxpayers from shouldering these costs but poses significant challenges for smaller
Shareholder resolutions are increasingly steering the course of corporate governance, with a notable emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. These investor-driven proposals are demanding greater transparency and accountability from companies, advocating for sustainable and
A recent Gallup study highlights a deepening crisis in American confidence toward national institutions. Foremost, the federal government faces a profound trust deficit, with an overwhelming 68% of the populace expressing skepticism toward it. This marks a serious shift from a country once
In a significant legal showdown, the Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) is clashing with the state's Department of Justice over public access to information. This confrontation centers on the environmental repercussions of Teck Coal's operations on Montana's water sources. MEIC is
The integration of artificial intelligence into the American justice system brings a dual-edged sword of remarkable efficiency and complex ethical concerns. AI's infiltration ranges from law enforcement operations to the adjudication processes within courtrooms. The capabilities of this technology
Seeking asylum is a legally protected right, essential for individuals escaping danger. In the United States and under global agreements, this process is a beacon of hope. However, achieving asylum in the U.S. is a complex ordeal, with numerous obstacles along the way. The system's procedures have
