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• January 30, 2026

  8th Circ. Affirms Toss Of ND Tribal Landowners' Pipeline Suit

  The Eighth Circuit Friday refused to revive a group of landowning Three Affiliated Tribes members' lawsuit accusing oil pipeline operator Andeavor of trespassing across their North Dakota reservation lands, with a panel majority concluding that the members had no federal common law trespass claim.

• January 29, 2026

  CFTC's Selig Eyes Prediction Markets Rules In Debut Speech

  U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael Selig on Thursday delivered his first public remarks as the agency's leader, laying out an agenda that includes setting rules for prediction markets and collaborating closely with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on a variety of cryptocurrency initiatives.

• January 29, 2026

  Key Policy Moves Are Powering Nuclear Growth

  The past year has seen a shift toward strong federal support for new nuclear power generation, and both recent and anticipated policy developments are likely to encourage progress toward that goal — but making sure that this momentum continues may be the hard part, say attorneys at Balch & Bingham.

• January 28, 2026

  FCC Sees Dead People On Lifeline, But Dems Balk At New Reg

  Democrats are bristling against a plan by the Federal Communications Commission to reduce purported fraud in the Lifeline program, where the agency says some states enrolled dead people and others who don't qualify.

• January 28, 2026

  FTO Designations: Containing Foreign Firms' Legal Risks

  Non-U.S. companies can contain legal risks related to foreign terrorist organizations by deliberately structuring operations to demonstrate that any interactions with cartel-affected environments are incidental, constrained and unrelated to advancing harm on the U.S., says David Raskin at Nardello & Co.

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