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9 boaters remain missing as Coast Guard-led search continues near Micronesia
The boat was reported overdue July 28 at Ruo Island in the Hall Islands, about 625 miles southeast of Guam and 70 miles north of the Chuuk Islands.
North Korea fires first ballistic missile since April
North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile off its eastern coast into the Sea of Japan in what appears to be its first such test since April. South Korean and U.S. intelligence agencies tracked the launch and shared information with Japan.
Air Force says Osan munitions residue was corrosion, not white phosphorus
The Air Force has reversed its initial assessment of residue discovered in a munitions storage area at Osan Air Base, saying laboratory testing found no white phosphorus and determined the material was nonhazardous corrosion.
New commander of Army’s 25th Infantry Division returns to where it all began
VanAntwerp most recently commanded U.S. Special Operations Command Pacific headquartered in Hawaii. He was a company commander in the 25th ID’s Stryker brigade combat team at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., and in Iraq from 2004 to 2006.
The Oddest Rules and Regulations Still Found in Pennsylvania
Understanding these laws offers a fascinating glimpse into how Pennsylvania's legal system has evolved while retaining parts of its history.
The Hidden Risks of Using Free Contract Templates Online
A well-built, attorney-reviewed template that's paired with plain-language guidance can be a genuinely good starting point, especially for routine agreements like NDAs or basic service contracts.
What Business Licenses Do You Actually Need When You Form an LLC
Business licenses connect your legal structure to your real-world operations. Without them, your LLC is a shell without the permission to run.
Book Release – Superjustice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
As AI enters courtrooms and legal systems lag behind, Superjustice argues that the real crisis and opportunity lie ahead.
You Can’t Compel What You Didn’t Negotiate: Schulte v. LinkedIn and the Limits of AI Transparency in Discovery
A Northern District of California court just denied a bid to force disclosure of how LinkedIn used generative AI to review documents — the contested mirror image of last week’s stipulated AI protocol in James v. Cerebras. The lesson for litigators: the...