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The DoD halted all US wind project approvals in August 2025, citing radar interference. A federal judge called it a clear violation of statutory law and ordered reviews resumed.
The FCC eliminated the 39 percent national TV ownership cap Congress set in 2004. The move raises questions about agency authority and media consolidation.
Iran's fee regime in the Strait of Hormuz tests international maritime law. The gap between coercion and sustainability reveals the limits of geographic leverage.
Daniel Kinahan's extradition from Dubai required a treaty negotiated years after his cartel settled there. What the gap reveals about transnational law enforcement.
New Mexico ordered Meta to pay $567 million for youth mental health harms. The case reveals the legal theories, evidence gaps, and open questions behind platform accountability.
Patent claims define a legal boundary in language. The words chosen determine what the patent covers far more than the technology itself.