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US military moves ships, aircraft as another strong storm approaches Okinawa
U.S. military installations on Okinawa moved ships and aircraft, secured facilities and prepared beaches and equipment as Typhoon Saudel approached the island with destructive winds.
New Mexico Agency Settles Child Abuse Lawsuit
New Mexico agency settles lawsuit over failures to protect siblings.
From Diarra to FIFA’s New Player Transfer System: How EU Law is Reshaping Football’s Transfer Rules and Governance
For more than twenty years, FIFA’s Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (“RSTP”) have sought to balance the stability of football teams with player mobility. That balance was fundamentally challenged by the European Court of Justice...
European Commission publishes request to ESMA for advice on the Retail Investment Strategy
On 24 August 2026, the European Commission (the Commission) published its request to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) to provide technical advice on implementing key aspects of the Retail Investment Strategy (RIS). The RIS is designed to encourage...
Judge Buchwald: Online Staffing Agency’s “Drip Pricing” Model of Adding Service Fees at Check Out Is Not Deceptive
On Friday, Judge Buchwald dismissed a proposed class action against online staffing agency Fiverr, an online platform connecting freelance service providers to customers. Three individuals alleged that Fiverr’s presentation of service fees is a deceptive...
MSC World America Lifeguard Arrested Over Alleged Sexual Activity With 17-Year-Old Passenger
A lifeguard working aboard the MSC World America was arrested by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office after allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old passenger, according to NBC Miami. Rafael Cayetano Blanco, 38, of Guatemala, was taken into custody when the cruise...
Senate Democrats call for hearing on Iran war strain on troops
The request for information on troop welfare follows reports of struggles aboard USS Abraham Lincoln during a long, demanding deployment.
Military facilities are $285 billion behind in maintenance and repairs, watchdog says
The GAO offered 13 recommendations, including risk assessments, identifying and solving worker shortages and evaluating and updating policies around maintenance data and priorities.
Mother who tried to pass off suffocated 12-day-old baby in 'filthy' trailer as SIDS death admits to more serious charges after new info comes to light
Inset: Allysen Armenta. Background: Allysen Armenta's newborn baby (KBOI). An Idaho mother who tried to pass off the suffocation death of her 12-day-old baby as sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) has pleaded guilty to more serious charges than she initially intended...