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Abstract: The January 29, 2021, issue of the U.S. Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) NCTR Research Highlights includes an item highlighting the National Center for Toxicological Researchs (NCTR) nanotechnology-related activities in 2020. January 29th, 2021 FDAs NCTR Highlights Its Nanotechnology-Related Activities in 2020 The January 29, 2021, issue of the U.S. Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) NCTR Research Highlights includes an item highlighting the National Center for Toxicological Resea...

This update provides a broad overview of Volumes I and II of the Taskforce Report.  We anticipate publishing more detailed analyses of the Report’s specific recommendations for legislative and regulatory reform, as well as drafting blog-posts and hosting webinars and podcasts devoted to emerging areas of federal consumer financial law, throughout 2021. Taskforce Report Volume I provides summaries, analysis and helpful practice aids. In Volume I of the Report, the Taskforce has authored a lon...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released its long-awaited two-volume Taskforce Report on Consumer Financial Law (the Report) as expected last week, following a yearlong effort. While advisory in nature, it is written with an intent to influence consumer finance law for decades to come. And while the Taskforce was criticized for lacking any consumer advocates among its members, the Report more often than not generally e...

Replies(16) As the days get shorter, and the nights longer, we need to see a spark, some glimmer of light as a sign that the worst is behind us. (Shutterstock) CONNECTICUT — The sociologists, anthropologists and comparative mythologists all agree that the reason we humans cluster our brightest holidays into the last weeks of December is to hedge the growing darkness. As the days get shorter, and the nights longer, we need to see a spark, some glimmer of light as a sign that the worst is behi...

Report: Thousands could go to college for free if Alabama gets a lottery Justin Moore, WPMI Replay Video UP NEXT TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WPMI) — The Education Policy Center, a research group at the University of Alabama released a report this week suggesting that a scholarship program should be created if Alabama gets a lottery. Revenue from the lottery should be placed in the program. According to the report, it would allow around 56,000 students in Alabama to attend college for f...