Building Global Connections Through Local Collaboration Founded over 20 years ago in Houston, the American Turkic Business Council serves as a vital bridge between the U.S. and Turkic nations ...

School funding, college costs and book bans: What did lawmakers do for young people in Oregon’s 2025 legislative session? By Natalie Pate (OPB) and Tiffany Camhi (OPB) June 27, 2025 6 a.m.

Todd Pettys, current interim dean, will lead the University of Iowa College of Law for the next two years. A national search for a permanent dean will be launched before Pettys' term concludes ...

Home / News / Crime & Courts Iowa business groups sue state, ask federal judge to strike new law designed to help rural pharmacies The groups claim the new state law would increase businesses ...

Former Notre Dame football star Ian Book has signed on with South Bend-based Golden Legacy Partners as director of investor relations.

Karen Read's vindication in murder trial could turn into mid-to-high six-figure publishing payday Publishing experts say her high-profile acquittal could lead to a six-figure book deal and ...

Jennifer B. Cona is the founder and managing partner of Cona Elder Law, an elder law and estate planning law firm in Melville.

Former Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard's book "Standing On Business" is available for pre-sale purchase for $99.

Elon Musk’s X Corp sued New York on Tuesday, challenging the constitutionality of a state law requiring social media companies to disclose how they monitor hate speech, extremism, disinformation ...

Recent college graduates face rising unemployment as the labor market deteriorates, with tech slowdowns and AI displacement contributing to a 5.8% jobless rate for those aged 22-27.

Business New law makes Texas easier for corporations to fend off disputes A new law makes it more difficult for shareholders to challenge corporate decisions through litigation.

Iowa pharmacy owners say law regarding pharmacy benefit managers will keep rural pharmacies in business The law requires pharmacies to be reimbursed at the average state or national price for a drug.