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MARKETSEquities drift as traders assess Fed rate trajectory and bond yields•MARKETSTreasury market volatility remains elevated amid monetary policy uncertainty•MARKETSCommodities broadly steady; energy sector watches supply-demand balance•TOP CASEDobbs v. Jackson revisited state authority over reproductive rights law•TOP CASE303 Creative ruling expanded First Amendment protections for expressive services•TOP CASESCOTUS continues shaping scope of administrative agency deference doctrine•USAFederal judiciary faces growing backlog of civil and criminal cases nationwide•USACongress periodically debates reforms to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act•USALegal-aid organizations report rising demand amid access-to-justice funding gaps•WORLDInternational arbitration filings trend upward as cross-border disputes increase•WORLDEU continues harmonizing data-protection enforcement across member states•WORLDUN treaty bodies urge broader ratification of international human-rights instruments•MARKETSEquities drift as traders assess Fed rate trajectory and bond yields•MARKETSTreasury market volatility remains elevated amid monetary policy uncertainty•MARKETSCommodities broadly steady; energy sector watches supply-demand balance•TOP CASEDobbs v. Jackson revisited state authority over reproductive rights law•TOP CASE303 Creative ruling expanded First Amendment protections for expressive services•TOP CASESCOTUS continues shaping scope of administrative agency deference doctrine•USAFederal judiciary faces growing backlog of civil and criminal cases nationwide•USACongress periodically debates reforms to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act•USALegal-aid organizations report rising demand amid access-to-justice funding gaps•WORLDInternational arbitration filings trend upward as cross-border disputes increase•WORLDEU continues harmonizing data-protection enforcement across member states•WORLDUN treaty bodies urge broader ratification of international human-rights instruments•
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