Supreme Court takes on hot topics this fall term
The court opens Oct. 2 with major disputes including Trump travel ban legality immigration power the breadth of religious liberty and LGBTQ rights. Cases on voter rolls partisan gerrymandering arbitration class actions and workplace discrimination could shape civil rights and governance.
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Equifax Breach Spurs Call For Identity Protection Reform
The Equifax breach affects up to 143 million consumers with risk of fraud. Experts warn on identity theft and propose stronger data protections plus more disclosure by breached firms and tighter regulatory actions.
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