A lawyer is leading the FDA for the first time, after President Donald Trump‘s selection Tuesday of Kyle Diamantas to serve as acting commissioner after Marty Makary resigned.

Buffey Klein joined Blank Rome as a partner in its finance, restructuring, and bankruptcy group and the financial services industry team in Dallas, the firm announced Wednesday.

A Los Angeles judge was publicly admonished on Wednesday by the state’s commission on judicial performance over his alleged misconduct towards self-represented litigants and for failing to “maintain professional” competency.

Nikita Kumar joined Willkie Farr & Gallagher as a partner in its restructuring department in London, the firm announced Wednesday.

Sarah Engle joined Morgan Lewis as a partner in its employee benefits and executive compensation practice in Chicago, the firm announced Wednesday.

The US Supreme Court over the past two decades has said over and over that federal judges must generally avoid making decisions that alter election rules close to an election, out of fear of confusing voters.

Renewable energy manufacturer Jinko Solar Co.’s recent decision to sell control of its Florida facility extends a multi-billion dollar retreat from the US by China’s clean technology firms, as they contend with an increasingly hostile policy environment and the potential loss of Biden-era incentives.

The US House of Representatives passed legislation to allow year-round, nationwide sales of higher-ethanol E15 gasoline, handing a long-sought win to farm groups eager to boost demand for swelling corn supplies.

President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing for the first state visit to China by a US leader in nine years, as the world’s two largest economies look to stabilize ties with a summit playing out against the backdrop of the Iran war.

A small Texas county outside Dallas approved a one-year moratorium on new data center and energy storage developments, pushing back against the growing number of large-scale projects fueling the artificial-intelligence boom across the state.

The Environmental Protection Agency must redo a Biden-era regulation over the use of a toxic flame retardant after a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday the rule wouldn’t adequately eliminate public exposure.

NextEra Energy Inc. agreed to pay $9.5 million to settle antitrust claims that it conspired with other major nuclear power generation companies to illegally limit compensation for employees.

A $10 billion private equity firm that made its name as a chemicals specialist has seen a wave of its holdings fall into distress amid a severe industry downturn, pushing the investor to adapt its strategy.

Mitul Magudia was in his mid-20s when the actuary got an offer to join a London startup built for one main purpose: taking pension funds off companies’ balance sheets.

Renewable energy manufacturer Jinko Solar Co.’s recent decision to sell control of its Florida facility extends a multi-billion dollar retreat from the US by China’s clean technology firms, as they contend with an increasingly hostile policy environment and the potential loss of Biden-era incentives.

Investors could glean further details from corporate financial reports about private credit as demand grows for lending by institutions other than banks.

Vistance Networks, formerly known as CommScope Holding Co., was sued by a group of lenders who allege the telecommunications provider breached a debt agreement by failing to pay a prescribed premium of at least $150 million following a key asset sale.

Talks between New York City’s transit system and Long Island Rail Road workers have hit a snag over disagreements on cash payments versus wage increases, as the nation’s biggest commuter rail faces a potential shutdown as soon as Saturday.

A federal judge quashed a Justice Department administrative subpoena seeking hospital records on transgender children, saying prosecutors “misrepresented and withheld information” from two district courts.

House Republicans Wednesday advanced a $77.3 billion package to fund the Departments of Commerce and Justice, as well as science-related agencies, for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1.

Jennifer Davenport was crying, softly. But since New Jersey’s newest attorney general was mic’d up, the hundreds of lawyers paying attention at the Borgata Hotel theater in Atlantic City, N.J., caught it.

The Justice Department is trying to fend off local disciplinary proceedings in Washington against a key ally of President Donald Trump during his challenge of the 2020 election results.

A US judge appeared open to tossing the Trump administration’s attempt to strike down Boston’s sanctuary-city policy that limits local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

The California Attorney General’s Office announced Wednesday it filed felony charges against an unlicensed cannabis retailer for evading approximately $7.1 million in state sales tax.