How Are GDPR Fines Calculated, and Will Meta Pay Italy's €805M?
Italy's €805M fine on Meta: why it's tied to GDPR penalty caps, how 0.47% of turnover compares with the 4% maximum, and why payment could take years.
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How much do clubs pay to hire a manager from another team?
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How long do you stay on the UK sex offenders register after rape?
A rape sentence of 30 months or more means indefinite registration in England and Wales. Here's how the 15-year review works, and what it means for Brand.
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What Does "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" Actually Mean?
The Hegseth impeachment articles hinge on an old phrase. Here's where "high crimes and misdemeanors" came from, and why Congress decides what it means.
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Is a wealth tax constitutional in the US? What courts have said
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How much of a 10-year sentence do you serve in England and Wales?
Russell Brand got 10½ years and will serve two-thirds inside. Here's why rape cases release at two-thirds, how licence and recall work, and what changed in 2026.
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Do wealth taxes make billionaires leave? What the evidence shows
Prop 40's fight turned on billionaire flight. Here's what Norway, Switzerland, France and California itself show about whether the rich really leave.
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How can the government waive environmental laws for a border wall?
A 1996 law, broadened in 2005, lets the Homeland Security Secretary skip any law to build border barriers. Here's how it works and why Big Bend's challenge failed.
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What does the House minority leader actually do?
Jordan and Scalise are fighting to lead the House GOP in the minority. Here's what that job involves, its few formal powers, and what's changed.
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How is the Dow calculated, and how big is a 1,000-point move?
The Dow adds up 30 share prices and divides by a tiny divisor. Here's why the Nov. 9 jump of 1,104 points was a 2.15% day, not a historic one.
