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Latest Updates on Per- and Polyfluorinated Substances (PFAS) – July update
EUROPEAN UNIONEU – EFSA lowers acceptable daily intake of trifluoroacetic acid (‘TFA’). The European Food Safety Agency (‘EFSA’) has lowered the acceptable daily intake of down to 0.014 milligrams per kilogram of bodyweight per day...
AI Data Centres in the UK: Environmental Permitting and Consenting Risks
Our firm has published an article on the environmental consenting landscape for artificial intelligence data centres in the UK, a sector that is developing quickly and being actively encouraged by the UK Government. The article looks at how the consenting position is...
In or out? Navigating Legal Privilege in EU Competition Investigations post-Broadcom
I. IntroductionOn 3 August 2026, the President of the EU General Court issued an order addressing the scope of legal privilege under EU law. The order dismissed Broadcom’s application to suspend a decision by the European Commission requiring the production...
Grass-to-brass general takes charge of Marine Corps’ largest operational force
A former III Marine Expeditionary Force commander took charge Tuesday of the Marine Corps’ largest operational command, inheriting responsibility for roughly two-thirds of the service’s active-duty forces.
The Fifty-State Cyclospora Count Is Now 28,056. The Real Number Is Near 1,155,000.
The fifty state health departments now report 28,056 cases of cyclosporiasis this season, up 699 from the 27,357 published on August 10. Six states moved since that post, and Maine appears on this chart for the first time. Missouri went to 1,577, North...
When Lawyers Say AI Can’t Bring Real Innovation to the Law, Maybe That’s a Good Sign It Will
As a practicing lawyer in the 90’s running AOL’s legal community on AOL, a community where lawyers helped people faced with legal challenges, and later started my own company to do the same, lawyers raised any number of reasons why this couldn’t be...
Modified surplus version of US military Cold War-era rifle to be sold to public next year
More than 100,000 Cold War-era M14 rifles will be sold to the public early next year by the federally approved distribution program.
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile, Japan says
North Korea has fired a suspected ballistic missile, according to an emergency alert issued at 6:41 a.m. Wednesday by the Japanese prime minister’s office.
'Let him f—ing die': Man killed father and son during roadside altercation and then returned to the crime scene to yell at a nurse rendering aid, prosecutors say
Inset: Romi Frentescu (McLennan County Sheriff's Office). Background: An intersection where a father and son were killed in Bruceville-Eddy, Texas (Google Maps). A Texas man is behind bars and facing the steepest of prison terms as his trial began over the shooting...