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Finally, a Court Rules on a Challenge to the Enforceability of College Sports League Transfer Fees
We reported two years ago about Clemson University’s challenge to the $140 million exit fee that the Atlantic Coast Conference wanted to charge for Clemson to jump ship to a different conference. The parties settled that dispute, and so we do not know whether...
Six Food Poisoning Outbreaks Are Running at Once and They Add Up to 11,549 People – E. coli, Salmonella, Cyclospora
As of Thursday, August 27, 2026, six reported foodborne illness outbreaks are running at the same time in the United States, and between them they account for 11,549 reported illnesses, at least 552 hospitalizations and two deaths. They are Cyclospora in...
What’s Driving Private Market Activity in 2026
The first half of 2026 saw a notable increase in private market activity, with investor interest increasingly concentrated in a handful of sectors. Nasdaq Private Market’s Secondary Scene: Private Markets at the Midpoint of 2026 report provides a...
Set a Reminder for Your Annual EDGAR Confirmation
Every entity and individual that maintains an EDGAR filer account, including public companies and Section 16 reporting persons (officers, directors, and 10%+ beneficial owners), is subject to the Annual EDGAR Confirmation requirement. The process is...
32 new Black Hawks expand Philippine air force’s reach across archipelago
The Philippine air force completed a $624 million acquisition of 32 S-70i Black Hawk helicopters this week, expanding a fleet used to move troops and respond to disasters across the sprawling archipelago.
Plaintiffs Go 0-2 with High-Profile Loper Bright Arguments
Shortly after the Supreme Court decided Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, 603 U.S. 369 (2024), we predicted that that the other side would attempt to use that decision “for nefarious purposes.” We chronicled their first, “meat-axe”...
Marines receive valor awards 5 years after helping troops wounded in deadly Kabul airport attack
Five years after the attack, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth honored three Marines at the Pentagon for their actions during the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan.
Navy seeks interest in developing air-launched anti-submarine torpedoes
The Navy is looking for contractors to build new torpedoes that would glide through the air before diving into the water to destroy enemy submarines.
Veterans home workers sue over ‘no-mask’ rule during pandemic
The judge said a jury must decide whether the anti-mask rule crossed a line into an intentional wrong.