A new Russian rule has left French Champagne producers seething, as they claim it seeks to harm their world-famous brand. Champagne is a region in northeastern France, but it is best known for the sparkling wine it produces. Russian officials are fighting this with a new regulation that forces French Champagne manufacturers to include the phrase "sparkling wine" on the back … [Read more...] about Russia upsets France with new Champagne law: Here’s what you need to know
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Hong Kong defends privacy law after Big Tech raises concerns
Despite the concerns raised by big tech companies operating in the city, Hong Kong still insists on pushing through with the proposed changes to its privacy law. The new law on privacy law focuses on publishing people's personal information maliciously online, also known as doxing. Consequently, an industry group has raised its concerns with the new law. According to these … [Read more...] about Hong Kong defends privacy law after Big Tech raises concerns
Georgia New Voter Registration Law Voided by Federal Judge for July Runoffs
Georgia's new voting law was to take effect before the upcoming special elections in July, but a federal judge has put an injunction on the law. On Wednesday, a federal judge dismissed Georgia's request to block certain aspects of their new voting legislation. It means that runoff elections in the state legislature will happen next week. The US District Judge J. P. Boulee … [Read more...] about Georgia New Voter Registration Law Voided by Federal Judge for July Runoffs
Third time lucky: Obamacare survives the third battle
The Affordable Care Act, popularly known as "Obamacare," has survived another attack to have it declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court's apex court. The latest was a ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) that rendered a majority ruling 7-2 in favor of the Act. The ruling is a win for an estimated 30 million Americans, as it retained … [Read more...] about Third time lucky: Obamacare survives the third battle
Ohio Law on fetal Remains Burial Draws Mixed Feelings
A new Ohio law forcing women to choose between creating or burying aborted fetal remains is drawing both praise and criticism. The law is strictly meant to shame women who have abortions, said American Civil Liberties Union attorney Jessie Hill. Forcing women to participate in religious ceremonies regarding abortions could be construed as offensive to individuals who have their … [Read more...] about Ohio Law on fetal Remains Burial Draws Mixed Feelings