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The Law That Forced Global Companies to Rethink Iran

The Law That Forced Global Companies to Rethink Iran

The Iran Sanctions Act (ISA), originally known as the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act, has had a profound impact on international business and foreign...
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The Law That Centralized Control of Atomic Energy in the U.S.

The Law That Centralized Control of Atomic Energy in the U.S.

The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 was a landmark piece of legislation that fundamentally changed the landscape of nuclear regulation in the United Stat...
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Andrea Gacki Leaves FinCEN to Join Citibank as Global Head of Sanctions

Andrea Gacki Leaves FinCEN to Join Citibank as Global Head of Sanctions

Andrea Gacki Leaves FinCEN to Join Citibank as Global Head of Sanctions
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Serbia secures US sanctions waiver for its Russian-owned NIS oil firm,  energy minister says

Serbia secures US sanctions waiver for its Russian-owned NIS oil firm,  energy minister says

BELGRADE, July 31 (Reuters) - hold Serbia secured another sanctions waiver from the United States for its Russian-owned oil company NIS, energy minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said on Friday, allowing the firm that supplies most of the country's fuel demand to continue importing crude oil
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CliftonLarsonAllen Advises on Opportunity Zones Amid Census Tract Changes

CliftonLarsonAllen Advises on Opportunity Zones Amid Census Tract Changes

CliftonLarsonAllen Advises on Opportunity Zones Amid Census Tract Changes
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US Forest Service Enforces Archaeological Resources Protection Act

US Forest Service Enforces Archaeological Resources Protection Act

The US Forest Service is actively enforcing the Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA) of 1979, which governs the excavation and protection of archaeological sites on federal and Indian lands. The Act aims to preserve archaeological resources for the benefit of the American people, considering them an irreplaceable part of the nation's heritage. Forest Service personnel are trained in archaeological investigation and the prosecution of related crimes. The agency also promotes public awareness and encourages reporting of looting and vandalism to protect these valuable cultural sites.
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South Carolina Enacts Stringent Age-Appropriate Design Code for Online Services

South Carolina Enacts Stringent Age-Appropriate Design Code for Online Services

South Carolina has implemented the Age Appropriate Design Code Act, a comprehensive privacy law aimed at protecting minors online. The Act mandates privacy-by-design controls, prohibits targeted advertising to minors, and requires annual independent compliance audits. These audits must be publicly posted and include details on how entities handle minors' data. The law applies to online services likely accessed by minors and imposes strict penalties, including personal liability for willful violations. Trade association NetChoice has challenged the Act in court, citing First and Fourteenth Amendment concerns, but enforcement continues as the case is pending.
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Understanding Native American Identity: Legal and Cultural Perspectives

Understanding Native American Identity: Legal and Cultural Perspectives

The question of who is considered Native American involves complex legal, cultural, and ancestral factors. With over 5 million people identifying as Native American, recognition is based on tribal enrollment and documented lineage rather than DNA tests. The Bureau of Indian Affairs outlines that federally recognized tribes have a government-to-government relationship with the U.S., and each tribe sets its own criteria for membership. Native Americans hold dual citizenship as U.S. citizens and tribal citizens. The distinction between Native Americans and Indians from India is clarified, emphasizing different ethnic origins and legal statuses.
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Connecticut Expands Data Privacy Act, Increasing Protections for Consumers

Connecticut Expands Data Privacy Act, Increasing Protections for Consumers

Connecticut has implemented amendments to its Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) through Senate Bill 1295, which took effect on July 1, 2026. These amendments expand the law's applicability and redefine 'sensitive data' to include government-issued identification numbers and financial information. Additionally, Senate Bill 4, signed by Governor Ned Lamont, establishes a data broker registration program and prohibits the sale of precise geolocation data. The amendments aim to enhance consumer data protection and require companies to reassess their privacy compliance programs. The new requirements will be phased in, with some taking effect in October 2026 and others in January 2027.
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ACLU Files National Legal Action Against Immigrant Detention Practices

ACLU Files National Legal Action Against Immigrant Detention Practices

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has launched a national legal action against the U.S. government, alleging medical neglect and mistreatment of immigrants in detention centers. The ACLU has filed over 50 claims across 17 states, highlighting cases where detainees were denied adequate medical care, food, and water. One notable case involves Elton Purvis, a legal permanent resident from Trinidad and Tobago, who claims he was mistreated while detained in Texas. The ACLU's action seeks to address systemic issues within the immigration detention system and hold authorities accountable for alleged human rights violations.
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Army's Unified Voice Directive May Silence Acquisition Communication

Army's Unified Voice Directive May Silence Acquisition Communication

The U.S. Army is implementing Army Directive 2026-17, which aims to optimize digital media by consolidating its social media presence into a single unified voice. This directive will result in the closure of numerous official Army accounts, including those related to acquisition and contracting. The goal is to reduce risk and streamline communication, but it raises concerns about the impact on the Army's ability to engage with industry partners and disseminate acquisition-related information effectively.
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DCS Corp Loses Protest Over Army's $237M Soldier Gear Contract

DCS Corp Loses Protest Over Army's $237M Soldier Gear Contract

DCS Corp Loses Protest Over Army's $237M Soldier Gear Contract