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Michelle Mello and colleagues argue that state legal reforms have generally exacerbated rather than improved weaknesses in US emergency powers revealed by covid-19, jeopardizing future responses Covid-19 related mortality in the US was higher than in every western European country.1 Compared with its closest neighbour, Canada, also a federated country with a decentralised health system, the US fared far worse.2 With over 1.1 million dead at the end of 2023,3 leaders and academics have begun a painful postmortem. What went wrong, and what can be done to make authorities in the US better equippe...

Nearly one year after the officer’s passing, Fitzgerald’s alleged killer will state his plea on Feb. 13.

Disney’s most storied and beloved character is now in the public domain. As of Jan. 1, 2024, the original Mickey Mouse from the 1928 cartoon film Steamboat Willie is free from copyright.Already, creators are reimagining the character in new ways, including a horror-comedy movie featuring a merciless Mickey torturing ferry passengers and a cooperative survival horror game in

Daryl Hall files a lawsuit against John Oates over the sale of their business stake, exposing decades-long partnership challenges.

The Temple Law community, local athletes and coaches, and members of the press gathered on campus last Wednesday, Jan. 24, to celebrate new legislation that protects Philadelphia high school athletes in name, image and likeness (NIL) negotiations. The bill, titled Youth Name, Image, and Likeness Protection, is the product of a partnership between the Beasley School of Law and