Don't ever get too comfortable knowing all the ins and outs involving rules and regulations when it comes to the NCAA -- it's always changing. According to Jon ...

Migrants are seen in custody at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing area in Mission, Texas, in 2021. Families will likely be broken apart as the incoming Trump administration makes ...

As part of chancellor Rachel Reeves' first budget in October, the rules on taxation of people with "non-domicile" status will be changed ... businesses up to 10% of their global turnover or £300,000 ...

Tax changes – from non-doms to national insurance Renters’ Rights Bill New tobacco and vaping laws Worker’s rights ... Changes to the rules around non-domiciled individuals will come into ...

Scores of new California laws are going into effect in 2025 after ... Assembly Bill 3039 updates rules for cities and counties that must plan for housing needs, including low and extremely low ...

A new year often brings new federal regulations and rules. In 2025, there will be a slew of new laws that come into effect – some as early as Jan. 1 – including new mortgage rules, increases ...

Gensler’s tenure, though instrumental in laying regulatory groundwork and case laws, drew heavy criticism ... MiCA’s stringent rules are driving some businesses out of the region, adding ...

The defending champion United States rode the Boston College line and a strong first period to a 7-2 quarterfinal rout of Switzerland at the world junior hockey championship. Captain Ryan Leonard ...

Republicans will make it harder to remove the speaker in the 119th Congress under a rules package unveiled Wednesday. The proposed rules package would require nine GOP members to back making a ...

Smoking has been prohibited in all public indoor spaces in Italy since 2005, and several cities have added additional regulations, though implementation is rare. In Turin, it is forbidden to smoke ...

New laws taking effect on January 1 in four states would crack down on companies using child labor laws or violating already-existing laws, while one state loosened its child labor laws.