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The report urges lawmakers to, among other things, define its subpoena powers, a point of contention last year over which the Montana Supreme Court got the final say.

Christian Lynch is accused of abducting a 64-year-old woman from the Wollaston MBTA station in Quincy, Massachusetts, then binding, beating and raping her

In a vast array of media -- including ceramics, paper sculpture, metalwork and live plants -- 15 artists in 19 works explore divergent aspects of our food conundrum, and in particular, the growing disparity in the distribution of food resources around the world.

Zoom announced that its video conferencing software will be included with all new Tesla vehicles, though when the software will roll out is still unknown.

In a unanimous decision, the Montana Supreme Court has chosen not to recuse themselves in a case involving the election of justices.

CHARLESTON – The cases of six Northern Panhandle substitute school employees who sued WorkForce West Virginia to stop the agency from recouping any allegedly owed overpayment of unemployment compensation related to the COVID-19 pandemic have been consolidated.

The Department of Health and Human Services will extend the public health emergency beyond the current end date of July 15, Bloomberg has reported. Whether this means another 90-day extension, which would end the PHE on October 13, or a shorter extension date is unknown, as HHS had made no official announcement. HHS has promised to give providers 60 days notice of the end of

Zoom Announces New Education Features, Enhancing Hybrid Learning Experience for Educators and Students Zoom responds to educator requests with debut of virtual background support for Chromebooks, video messages in Zoom Chat, Breakout Rooms enhancements, and Anywhere Polls GlobeNewswire April 11, 2022 SAN JOSE, Calif., April 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Zoom Video...

The policy adopted by the high court provides a framework for proper records retention and disposal in line with federal and state records rules.

The Montana Supreme Court clarified rules about maintaining digital records, including policies for what emails judicial branch employees should save or delete.