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Federal Actions Reshape California’s Coastal Economy and Regulations
Federal policies in 2026 reopen Pacific waters to fishing and review offshore wind, impacting California's coastal economy, environment, and legal compliance.
Federal Agents Search Rep. Ilhan Omar’s DC Home in Criminal Probe
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C. home in a criminal investigation linked to immigration allegations, raising legal and political questions.
Stanford Names 2026–27 Bremond Fellows Advancing Racial Justice Law
Stanford selects three legal scholars for 2026–27 Bremond Fellowship supporting racial justice advocacy and legal scholarship.
DOJ Files Motions to Narrow 'Harm' Definitions in Environmental Laws
The DOJ challenges statutory definitions of 'harm' in major environmental laws, potentially restricting enforcement and affecting compliance strategies.
Stanford Computational Antitrust Project Hosts 2026 Report Launch in Paris
The Stanford Computational Antitrust Project will launch its fifth annual report in Paris, featuring advances in AI tools used by antitrust agencies worldwide.