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A bipartisan Senate permitting bill that could cut up to eight years off energy-project timelines is now at risk because the Trump DOJ's renewed attacks on offshore wind permits may blow up the negotiations, according to sponsor Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.
The DOJ is moving to revoke offshore wind permits, an action Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse warns could 'blow up' the bipartisan Senate permitting deal he co-sponsors.
DOJ officials used the STAT Summit to warn healthcare executives that the Trump administration is escalating healthcare fraud enforcement, explicitly invoking Theranos as the cautionary archetype.
One year into America's counter-drone task force, officials say progress is real but far from solved, with World Cup lessons driving momentum and a new local-enforcement training rule enabling broader state and local counter-drone capabilities.
DOJ opinion allows TikTok on government devices; agencies' policies range from permissive to prohibitive, signaling forthcoming governance steps.
OpenAI and Anthropic’s autonomous hacking incidents thrust AI-liability into uncharted legal territory, with potential civil actions under existing CFAA and emerging state AI laws, while federal liability remains unclear and criminal charges appear unlikely.
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