Experts say the campaign is part of a broader, well-organized, deep-pocketed assault on church-state separation.

Ukraine's corruption problem was getting better. Now activists worry a campaign of arrests risks a backslide to authoritarianism.

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The AI Act applies to AI models that the commission deems to carry systemic risks that could significantly affect "public ...

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To establish these offices, the OHCHR negotiates a comprehensive mandate with host governments, encompassing both the protection and promotion of human rights ...

Lowenstein Sandler announced that Shontae D. Gray, former Assistant United States Attorney and former Deputy Attorney General ...