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SULC has partnered with Esport Supply to construct an esports lab where students can compete, build personal brands, and develop professionally. BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A brand new, state of the art esports lab will soon be unveiled at the Southern University Law Center. In an announcement Oct. 22, the Law Center gave a first look at renderings of the facility. What started off as the brai...

A crewmember at Reno-based Simple Power Solar grabs a solar panel to be installed while working on a residential project. Courtesy Photo In 2019, Mark Dickson, president of Simple Power Solar in Reno, received a unique request come from the Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB). The solar energy company was asked to complete roughly two dozen residential solar panel installation projects that...

What is NC law enforcement doing with your genetic testing results?  Greensboro News & Record

Grace Oladipo’s motivations for pursuing human rights law may have begun in her childhood home in Nigeria, but they grew in her adolescence and college years in Ireland. “Human rights work is so important in this current time. In a generation where rights are violated daily, there is a need for those who will work to address these violations, promote the realization of human rights, educate i...

The biggest regulatory story of the week, if not the year, has been the United States Security and Exchange Commission’s lack of opposition to the launch of the first-ever Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds, which took eight long years to materialize. While the first ETFs are tracking CME-traded Bitcoin futures rather than the asset’s spot price, the crypto space is already anticipating a pu...

Aaron Sibarium is a writer and associate editor at the Washington Free Beacon, where his reporting has uncovered the inner workings of the diversity bureaucracy at colleges, elite prep schools, and cultural institutions. He recently spoke with City Journal associate editor Daniel Kennelly about his latest story, which revealed how administrators at Yale Law School appeared to threaten a stude...

HONG KONG, Oct 25 (Reuters) - International rights group Amnesty International said on Monday it would close its Hong Kong offices because a China-imposed security law had now made it "effectively impossible" for rights groups to work freely without the risk of reprisals. Anjhula Mya Singh Bais, the chair of Amnesty’s international board, said in a statement that the two offices would close b...

HONG KONG—Amnesty International said it would pull out of Hong Kong by the end of the year, marking one of the most prominent departures of a civil-rights group since China’s imposition of a sweeping new security law on the city. The London-based rights group said it would close two offices in the city, including a regional base. The group cited the security law, which took effect in June 202...

For Immediate Release: Media Contacts Amy Webb, Chief of Communications & Community Engagement [email protected] Gavin Lesnick, Deputy Chief of Communications [email protected] (LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) — Two teens in the Department of Human Services (DHS) Division of Youth Services (DYS) custody left a juvenile treatment facility in Dermott without authorization Sunday...

Image from Shutterstock. The demand for legal talent in Texas is so strong that some law firms are paying signing bonuses as high as $500,000 to hire the most experienced associates from other firms. The Texas Lawbook has coverage in an article published by the Houston Chronicle. The Texas Lawbook interviewed leaders at more than two dozen law firms, who said they are looking to hire more law...