Robert Miller

Four athletes earned spots at the NCAA outdoor championships following strong performances at the NCAA West Regionals. Sophomore Trevor Rodgers advanced in the long jump with a personal-best mark; Valentina

On Feb. 28, Donald Trump held the best opening position any American president has held in the Middle East in decades. By pulling his punches, he gave Iran an opening.

The Lone Star State is using corporate law reform to attract business, but Delaware’s legal advantages still make a full incorporation shift unlikely.

As we move through the midpoint of 2026, the financial landscape for the average family looks remarkably different than it did just a few years ago.

Cal closed out its 2026 outdoor season at the NCAA championships with three athletes earning All-American honors. Valentina Savva secured First-Team All-American status in the hammer throw, while Trevor Rogers

In the fast-paced financial landscape of 2026, young professionals are entering the workforce during a period of unprecedented technological integration and shifting economic paradigms.

Lawyers using AI face ethical challenges, including conflicting disclosure rules and the risk of errors. They must understand and verify AI outputs, protect client data, and routinely disclose AI use. A six-step protocol—knowing the AI tool, securing data, verifying work, disclosure, documentation, and responsibility—helps ensure ethical compliance. Transparency and thorough review are essential.

BY ROBERT MILLER OPINION — There are certain moments in life when we find ourselves in places we never expected to be. Sometimes those moments are exciting. Other times they challenge everything we thought we knew. I remember arriving in Afghanistan for my first overseas deployment and realizing that I was suddenly surrounded by people […]

Insatiable demand for AI infrastructure helps the key supplier for Nvidia to easily exceed Wall Street’s expectations

In A Nutshell After the FDA approved Wegovy for weight loss in 2021, reported exposures to GLP-1 drugs logged by U.S. poison centers more than doubled, from 3,113 cases to 6,920.