For years, members of the Duke Law community could reach the full text of stories from Bloomberg.com via their Bloomberg Law accounts, but it required a few extra steps of browsing to News & Analysis > News from Bloomberg Terminal and searching for the correct article (often with a slightly different headline from the web version). Now, the process has become much simpler: you can use your Bloomberg Law credentials to directly access content on Bloomberg.com ! At Bloomberg.com , click "Sign In" and enter the email address associated with your Bloomberg Law account. You'll be taken to a sign-in screen where you should enter your Bloomberg Law credentials to proceed. Once signed in, you'll have full-text access to Bloomberg.com stories, financials, and even games. You can also sign up for newsletters and download the mobile app to keep up with the latest content. Not a Law community member? If you're part of the Duke University community, you may be el...
Earlier this week, the U.S. Supreme Court announced its opinion in five cases . The next announcement day is Thursday, June 25, although with a dozen opinions left to issue for this October Term, additional opinion days seem likely. As noted on the New York Times opinion tracker , the remaining cases are mostly on blockbuster topics, including the president's ability to fire members of the Federal Reserve Board and other government regulators, prohibitions on transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports teams, restrictions on mail-in ballot deadlines, Hawaii's firearm concealed carry restrictions, and the fate of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants. How can a researcher keep up with the latest news as the Court marches toward adjourning its October Term 2025? SCOTUSblog features a free daily liveblog of these final announcements on opinion days, as well as longer articles on the opinions' impact. The site also includes a "Statist...