The Wakili Brief With Nzengu

Congress Overturns Trump Veto On Defense Bill.

New year, new laws: January 2021 legislation goes into effect in DC, Maryland and Virginia.

FDA Will Charge Charlotte Distillery $14,000 For Making Hand Sanitizer At Start Of The Pandemic.

New York City Police said on Wednesday that following a review of the video from the hotel, located in the Manhattan neighborhood SoHo, they are considering possible charges for the unnamed woman, including assault, grand larceny and attempted robbery.

The Biden-Harris transition team is considering pursuing legal action if the head of the federal agency overseeing the mechanics of a transfer of power doesn't move in the coming days to free up funding and access to agencies.

President Trump is extending a freeze on new temporary work visas for tech and other highly skilled workers.

The head of the branch of the Justice Department that prosecutes election crimes resigned Monday hours after Attorney General William Barr issued a memo to federal prosecutors to investigate specific allegations of voter fraud before the results of the presidential race are certified.

Obamacare will face its third test at the Supreme Court before the most conservative panel of justices on the bench in decades.

Petition by pastoralist (PPG and FCDC) that covers several areas in BBI.

The Affordable Care Act returns to the Supreme Court in the shadow of a pandemic.

Scott Peterson waives right to speedy trial; new court date set for January.

Uber and Lyft Just Bought a Law in California.

Russian lawmakers consider bill that would give Putin lifelong immunity from prosecution

Trump files election lawsuits in Michigan, Pennsylvania alleging lack of access for poll observers.

California voters gave Uber and Lyft a big win in the fight over the future of gig economy workers, approving Proposition 22, but it is not only the tech giants and freelancers delivering people and food who expect major repercussions from the ballot decision.

California just passed a major privacy law that will make it harder for Facebook and Google to track people and gather data.

Here Are All the States That Have Legalized Weed in the U.S. Election Day 2020 added four more states to the ever-growing list: New Jersey, Arizona, South Dakota, and Montana.

2020 elections: 5 states pass legal marijuana measures, potentially growing industry by $9 billion.