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Federal Cuts and the 2026 Cyclospora Outbreak: The Case for Public Health Capacity Is Strong, and Five Numbers in It Still Need Answers
On September 9, 2026, the Partnership for Public Service, a nonpartisan good-government group, published a brief arguing that federal workforce and funding cuts have diminished the country’s public health capacity. It used this summer’s...
The Baby G Custody Fight Reaches the U.S. Supreme Court
We wrote about it a month ago (8/12) before the surrogate child was born. This is the case where two California adults contract with an Alaskan surrogate to carry and deliver a child. The child develops a rare and often fatal birth defect prompting the contracting...
Magistrate Judge Stein: Requirement To Produce Documents Under A Party’s “Control” Can Mean Threatening to Fire Your Own Lawyer
In an opinion today, Magistrate Judge Stein concluded that a party’s obligation to produce documents held by an attorney or other agent can require threat of termination as leverage to get an uncooperative agent to hand them over.The discovery ruling arises out...
California Employment News: Does an Employee Handbook Protect You From Lawsuits?
Source: YouTubeSummaryA new fact or fiction series kicks off with a common myth in California employment law. In this episode of California Employment News, Weintraub Tobin attorneys Meagan Bainbridge and Christopher Horsley explain why having a handbook does not...
Republican Massie moves to impeach Hegseth
Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of defying Congress and illegally continuing the Iran war.
Iran war has cost $38 billion, budget office says
The estimate covers the price tag of the conflict through Aug. 1 and reflects the costs of replacing expended munitions and equipment lost in battle, increased flying hours and other operations and increased fuel costs.
Fort Hood soldier dies in training rollover accident
A Fort Hood soldier died and another was injured Monday evening in a rollover accident during training, base officials said.
Fort Carson begins demo of 300 family homes, makes way for new construction
The housing in Arapahoe Village dates back to the 1950s, and replacing it is the second phase of an ongoing project at Fort Carson to build 477 new homes.
US munition stockpile ‘especially problematic’ in a war with China, report warns
The U.S. military has “probably used” one-half to two-thirds of its missile defense interceptors in its war with Iran, a congressional report found. The report’s authors warned the diminished stockpile could hamstring U.S. efforts if it had to defend Taiwan against a...