With the passage of the GENIUS Act (Guaranteed Exchange and Network Integrity for United States Stablecoins), lawmakers have provided the first comprehensive federal framework governing the issuance, custody, and use of fiat-backed digital assets. For blockchain strategist Brian Ferdinand, founder of Ferdinand Analytics in Brooklyn, the move represents a critical inflection point for stablecoins and
Strategic lawsuits against public participation—commonly referred to as SLAPP suits—have long been a concern for journalists, whistleblowers, activists, and online critics. These lawsuits are often framed as defamation claims but are widely viewed by legal professionals as tools to discourage or punish free speech rather than to seek legal redress for actual reputational harm. To
False claims, manipulated content, and smear campaigns have become routine elements of modern politics. For candidates on the ballot, digital attacks aren’t just frustrating—they can be career-ending. But under U.S. law, political candidates and other public figures have few tools to fight back. Defamation statutes offer limited protection, requiring plaintiffs to prove actual malice—a legal
Parenting a teenager struggling with mental health challenges is one of the most difficult experiences a family can face. When local treatment options are insufficient or unavailable, parents may consider sending their child to an out-of-state facility like Vive Adolescent Care, which specializes in residential mental health treatment for teens. However, this decision comes with