Professor of Constitutional Law at the American University Washington College of Law Herman Schwartz wonders in a column: should a small Texas court set immigration law for the nation? He says the sharp division among the US Supreme Court justices could make the vote in Texas v. USA a 4-4 tie making the Texas federal court's ruling the nation's immigration law.
Newmont Mining, one of the biggest gold producers, has commenced its investigations into some external business operations. The investigation comprises an evaluation of agreement that complies with the US Foreign Corrupt practices Act.
The international shoppers of Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) are facing a hard time as a new tax bill is being levied on them owing to retention risk compliance rules.
The VA is facing problems in its ongoing study to reveal the efficacy of the use of dogs to help veterans with PTSD. Critics argue that the approach is actually holding back the healing and reinforces the symptoms.
