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Delaware will receive up to $103 million from Meta – the parent company of Facebook and Instagram – to settle a multistate lawsuit.
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A federal judge grants a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration’s demand for CDL driver’s personal data.
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Delaware is among more than 20 states challenging demands submitted by two federal agencies for data with 17 million records for CDL drivers.
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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings joins other attorneys general to prevent machine gun conversion devices to be distributed in Delaware and other states.
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Delaware AG challenges Trump Administration over SNAP benefits, fights to intervene in USPS/gun caseDelaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings helps block a Trump Administration attempt to defund and collect personal data from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program applicants and recipients.
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OpenAI originally planned to strip oversight powers from its nonprofit entity entirely. OpenAI will instead convert to a public benefit corporation.
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The Delaware Department of Justice tells the Joint Finance Committee it is “critically understaffed,” noting the agency faces a revolving door of attorneys leaving to make more money in the private sector.
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Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings said the 14th Amendment is unambiguous.
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The State Auditor’s Office sent a letter to the Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission saying it intends to audit 11 grant recipients following an alleged misuse of funds incident.
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Delaware’s Behavioral Health Consortium approves opioid crisis abatement funding despite reports of Dover nonprofit Code Purple potentially misusing government funds.