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Copyright Fee Changes
On July 14, 2026 the U.S. Copyright Office submitted a proposed new fee schedule to Congress. Changes could be coming in November, 2026. Read what the proposed fee increases are.The post Copyright Fee Changes appeared first on Cokato Copyright Attorney: The Law Blog...
Friday’s Five: What Team Size Teaches California Employers About Managing Legal Risk
Source: YouTubeSummaryThere is a persistent myth in business that bigger is better—that the way to handle a harder problem is to throw more people at it. If a five-person team is good, a fifty-person team must be ten times better. Most executives who...Why It...
5 things to know in veterans news: An AI-ready workforce, psychedelic medication, honoring atomic veterans
A GAO report analyzes opportunities and challenges of AI, HHS and VA team up to develop psychedelic treatments and a bill expands compensation for workers exposed to radiation.
US continues attacks on Iran, reaching seven consecutive days of strikes
The U.S. launched its seventh consecutive day of strikes against Iran at 3 p.m. Friday, U.S. Central Command announced in a post on X.
USNS Kanawha receives Presidential Unit Citation, a first for a Military Sealift Command ship
The rare honor was awarded for the ship’s extraordinary logistics support to the USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group during Operation Epic Fury.
National Guard flies aid to waterlogged Texas cities
The Texas National Guard is providing aid, medical transport and search and rescue services to over 50 flood-stricken counties in Central and South Texas.
Coast Guard locates fisherman who went missing off Thomas island
The U.S. Coast Guard and partner agencies located a missing fisherman who went fishing off St. Thomas on Thursday and did not return as expected, the service announced in a news release Friday.
US tracks Chinese ships heading into Arctic for first time in 2026
U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro monitored the Chinese research ship Xue Long as it transited north through the U.S. “exclusive economic zone.”
Army helicopter pilots to take solo flights in training for first time in decades
Army pilots are taking solo flights in civilian airspace as part of flight school for the first time in years, officials said. Starting Wednesday, student pilots at the Army Aviation Center of Excellence at Fort Rucker, Alabama, began conducting solo cross-country...