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Change lives . Good evening, thanks for joining us. Im tom llamas. Lets get right to the storms bearing down on the east and west coast tonight. More than 60 Million People in its path. Take a look at the map. Two powerful systems on the move across america. Monday promising to be a difficult day for travel. One storm already saturating parts of the west. And a new storm under way. Flash flood watches and high Wind Warnings in effect. And in the east, snow starting up again. Accidents on the roads. Boston in the bullseye again. More than a foot of snow expected. Already, schools are closing at...

The weirdness. Youve just got to dive right in. Lets start with a subpoena. Lets say you get subpoenaed by prosecutors, that subpoena directs you to hand over documents and materials. Now, you can fight that subpoena. You can argue over it in court. But ultimately the point of a subpoena is that youre being asked, youre being directed to hand stuff over that is responsive to the prosecutors demands. Now, lets say prosecutors have reason to believe that you cant be trusted to do that. They do want documents and materials from you because of some investigation youre relevant to. They intend to g...

A high-ranking U.S. senator is urging the Department of Health and Human Services to get tougher on healthcare sector cyber requirements. He says its failure to

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission today voted in a Special Open Commission Meeting to publish and approve a final version of the January 2023 proposed rule that would ban employers from using clauses for their employees.

The proposed bipartisan, bicameral American Privacy Rights Act poses a variety of potential implications to the healthcare sector and other groups that handle