Government & Policy
DOJ leadership, attorney general actions, executive orders, legislation, and public policy directly affecting the legal system
New Polls Show Supreme Court Facing Record Low Public Trust
Recent data reveals declining public trust in the Supreme Court amid rising threats and ideological splits in rulings.
France’s Anti-Corruption Agency Issues First Financial Penalties
In July 2026, France’s Anti-Corruption Agency imposed its first fines under Sapin II, signaling stronger enforcement for compliance teams.
ACLU: Immigration Enforcement Now 50,000 Strong, Includes Local Police
ACLU reports immigration enforcement expanded beyond ICE to 50,000 personnel including local police, raising new legal risks.
EU Court Rules YouTube May Lose Liability Shield Over Gambling Content
The EU's top court ruled YouTube can be liable for gambling videos by partnered creators, challenging Google’s liability protections.
Trump Reinstates ICE Traffic Stops After Fatal Shootings Suspension
In July 2026, DHS briefly suspended ICE traffic stops following two deadly shootings; Trump reversed the suspension amid legal and policy concerns.
Ex-captain pleads guilty to drugging and raping US Merchant Marine cadet
Former US Merchant Marine Academy captain pleads guilty to drugging and raping a cadet during 2019 Sea Year voyage, with sentencing set for December 2026.
Minnesota Sues Feds Over Withheld Evidence in 2026 ICE Shooting Cases
Minnesota sued the federal government in March 2026 over withheld evidence from two fatal ICE-related shootings during Operation Metro Surge.
California Judge Blocks 'Truth in Recycling' Law Enforcement
A federal judge halted California's SB 343 enforcement, delaying packaging recyclability claims amid constitutional challenges.
NRC Proposes Removing ALARA from Radiation Protection Rules
The NRC proposes eliminating the ALARA principle from radiation safety regulations, aiming to modernize and clarify compliance standards by 2026.
Two Bipartisan Bills Introduced in 2026 to Reform 340B Drug Discount Program
In June and July 2026, bipartisan bills aim to reform the 340B drug discount program, impacting legal compliance for drug pricing.
Google Must Allow Third-Party Android App Stores Starting Next Week
Google and Epic Games drop settlement talks, forcing Google to host rival Android app stores, reshaping app compliance and legal tech distribution.
Wisconsin Panel Finds Probable Cause Elon Musk Violated Bribery Law
Wisconsin Elections Commission refers Elon Musk bribery complaints over $1M voter payments in 2023 Supreme Court race, highlighting legal risks for political spending.
Judge Orders July Hearing on Racial Bias in Cash App CEO Murder Case
Federal judge schedules July 2026 hearing on racial bias claims in murder conviction of Cash App CEO's accused killer.