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A Brazilian appeals court has overturned an injunction that blocked Apple’s App Store in the country.
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A Brazilian appeals court has overturned an injunction that blocked Apple’s App Store in the country.

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Is TikTok banned under Trump? What to know about latest court ruling.
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Is TikTok banned under Trump? What to know about latest court ruling.

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What could become a landmark decision regarding adolescent vaping practices and their potential impact on public health?
Technology

What could become a landmark decision regarding adolescent vaping practices and their potential impact on public health?

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A newly unsealed court document reveals that NSO Group exploited a second WhatsApp vulnerability just days after the company was hit with a lawsuit over its alleged use of a previously disclosed zero-day exploit.
Cyber Security

A newly unsealed court document reveals that NSO Group exploited a second WhatsApp vulnerability just days after the company was hit with a lawsuit over its alleged use of a previously disclosed zero-day exploit.

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The Supreme Court hands Republicans a significant defeat, in Republican National Committee v. Genser.
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The Supreme Court hands Republicans a significant defeat, in Republican National Committee v. Genser.

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Now that a Brazilian court has banned Elon Musk’s SpaceX, here’s what might happen next?
Startup

Now that a Brazilian court has banned Elon Musk’s SpaceX, here’s what might happen next?

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A Brazilian court has issued an injunction to halt the sale and use of Tesla’s electric SUV model X in the country due to concerns over safety and non-compliance with local regulations.
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A Brazilian court has issued an injunction to halt the sale and use of Tesla’s electric SUV model X in the country due to concerns over safety and non-compliance with local regulations.

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The Fourth Amendment’s prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures prohibits law enforcement from using geofencing warrants to track individuals without probable cause.
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The Fourth Amendment’s prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures prohibits law enforcement from using geofencing warrants to track individuals without probable cause.

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The Supreme Court of India has cleared the way for Byju’s to proceed with its insolvency plan.
Apple

The Supreme Court of India has cleared the way for Byju’s to proceed with its insolvency plan.

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The State of Texas v. FAA et al. Before the United States Supreme Court: Petitioners: The State of Texas, et al. Respondents: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), et al. Case Summary: This case presents a question of federal preemption and the authority of states to regulate the use of drones within their borders. The petitioners, comprising multiple state agencies and local governments, seek review of the Fifth Circuit’s decision that the FAA’s Part 107 regulations preempt state laws governing the operation of small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones. Procedural History: The petition was filed with this Court after the Fifth Circuit denied the petitioners’ request for a stay pending appeal. The petitioners argue that the FAA’s regulations are insufficient to ensure public safety and that states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations on their own territory. Legal Issues: 1. Whether the FAA’s Part 107 regulations preempt state laws governing the operation of small UAS. 2. Whether states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations within their borders, notwithstanding federal preemption. Questions Presented: 1. Does the FAA’s Part 107 regulation preempt state laws governing the operation of small UAS? 2. Do states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations within their borders, despite federal preemption?
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The State of Texas v. FAA et al. Before the United States Supreme Court: Petitioners: The State of Texas, et al. Respondents: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), et al. Case Summary: This case presents a question of federal preemption and the authority of states to regulate the use of drones within their borders. The petitioners, comprising multiple state agencies and local governments, seek review of the Fifth Circuit’s decision that the FAA’s Part 107 regulations preempt state laws governing the operation of small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones. Procedural History: The petition was filed with this Court after the Fifth Circuit denied the petitioners’ request for a stay pending appeal. The petitioners argue that the FAA’s regulations are insufficient to ensure public safety and that states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations on their own territory. Legal Issues: 1. Whether the FAA’s Part 107 regulations preempt state laws governing the operation of small UAS. 2. Whether states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations within their borders, notwithstanding federal preemption. Questions Presented: 1. Does the FAA’s Part 107 regulation preempt state laws governing the operation of small UAS? 2. Do states have a legitimate interest in regulating UAS operations within their borders, despite federal preemption?

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