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19 hours ago | 
mondaq.com | Richard Matheny |Justin Pierce |Nate Cunningham
Policy and regulatory shifts could transform global trade, fromintensifying scrutiny on foreign investment to the unprecedentedscale of new tariffs.
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1 day ago | 
jdsupra.com | Nate Cunningham |Richard Matheny III |Justin Pierce
Policy and regulatory shifts could transform global trade, from intensifying scrutiny on foreign investment to the unprecedented scale of new tariffs. Topics discussed: OISP puts onus on US investors for monitoring new restrictions on Chinese tech investment DOJ’s new data rule targets countries of concern Why FCPA matters even if enforcement is deprioritized What’s unique about Trump’s tariffsListen to audio here.
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2 days ago | 
ktla.com | Nate Cunningham
The 2025 NFL draft begins Thursday and while nothing is set in stone, it appears that the Tennessee Titans will be selecting a quarterback with the first overall pick, specifically Cam Ward from Miami. If that happens, Ward would be the third Miami player in history to be selected No. 1 overall and it would make the Hurricanes one of just nine programs to have at least three players be the first picked in the NFL draft.
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2 days ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
The 2025 NFL draft begins Thursday and while nothing is set in stone, it appears that the Tennessee Titans will be selecting a quarterback with the first overall pick, specifically Cam Ward from Miami. If that happens, Ward would be the third Miami player in history to be selected No. 1 overall and it would make the Hurricanes one of just nine programs to have at least three players be the first picked in the NFL draft.
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2 days ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
Most players have talked about how the atmosphere of the NBA playoffs is much, much different than the atmosphere of the regular season. The crowd is loud at the tip, but deafening in the fourth quarter. It can disrupt a visiting team and provide an extra boost of adrenaline and momentum to the home team. And that can be the difference in the playoffs, when the talent gap is minuscule and every single possession matters. But of course it goes beyond just the crowd.
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3 days ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
Every second matters in the NBA playoffs. There isn't a single play that isn't of the utmost importance. That's because losing a game is a tall order to overcome. And losing two of them is practically impossible to battle back from. Just how big of a deal is it when a team takes a 2–0 lead, or just as importantly, when a team falls behind 0-2? Let's take a look and break it down. A team that goes up 2–0 in the playoffs goes on to win its series 92.6% of the time.
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6 days ago | 
fresnobee.com | Nate Cunningham
LeBron James led the Los Angeles Lakers to a third-place finish in the Western conference and now all eyes turn towards the playoffs. At this point, there's really nothing to say about James that hasn't already been said, tweeted, posted, etc. He is either the best or second-best player in the history of basketball. His list of accomplishments is absurd, his trophy case is as big as a garage and his goal is to win another championship.
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6 days ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
The road to WrestleMania is about to hit the end of the line, as the "Show of Shows" will begin Saturday and wrap up Sunday. There are storylines aplenty and about as much star power as any WrestleMania has ever had, which means WrestleMania 41 is on track to be special. So you're not going to want to miss a minute of the fast-paced, hard-hitting action. But this year, the biggest wrestling show of the year might not be where you'd expect it to be.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
For runners worldwide, there are few achievements more exciting than qualifying for and running in the Boston Marathon. The event is one of the most storied and historic races in the world, which is why earning a spot on the starting line in Hopkinton is anything but easy. In order to qualify, a runner must complete a certified marathon in a certain amount of time. What are those times? We're here to break it down.
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1 week ago | 
si.com | Nate Cunningham
While the Boston Marathon is already a grueling and challenging race, most competitors agree that the around mile 20, things get exceptionally difficult. They call it 'Heartbreak Hill' and do so for a reason—because the hill comes towards the end of the marathon and it pushes runners to their breaking point. After training for a year to qualify and run, this singular spot has ruined plenty of dreams. Hence the name.
