RULES

A new law will simplify transitioning but UK ministers say they have concerns and may step in.

EU members agree to voluntarily reduce gas use by 15%, but some members can seek exemptions.

A Russian journalist raises millions selling his Nobel medal, and a Hollywood actor visits Ukraine.

Patients in hospitals and GP waiting rooms in England are no longer required to socially distance.

There are calls to ban the Post Office from bringing private prosecutions following the Horizon IT scandal.

Fed officials won't be able to trade stocks and bonds — as well as cryptocurrencies — under new rules that became formal Friday.

As Austria moves toward a Friday deadline for nationwide vaccine mandate, challenges keep popping up.

One in 10 staff members are still unvaccinated at one London hospital ahead of new rules, its head says.

Non-essential shops, schools, bars, restaurants and other public venues will be closed until at least mid-January.

The government had told quarantine guests to stay put after removing all 11 countries from the travel red list.

Tory chairman urges people to go ahead with parties - but the government faces calls for clearer guidance.

Germany’s national disease control center has reported a record-high number of new coronavirus cases

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will bring in new rules around environmental sustainability reporting.

Group wants to restart game night, and reader had the nerve to ask about vaccination status.

The Biden administration on Thursday announced new rules that require authorities to only pursue migrants who recently crossed into the country without permission or are deemed to pose a threat to public safety.

New rules that came into effect in India this year are giving the government greater control over online content.

Ministers want to stop the "grim trade" in criminals profiting from the rise in demand for pets.

Last year, the FCC adopted rules to establish 988 as the new nationwide number for people seeking mental health counseling.

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday approved Nasdaq's push to require race and gender disclosures in its listing rules.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.

Passenger locator forms and mandatory tests will not be routinely reviewed in England, a union claims.

Rejecting coronavirus vaccines could mean exclusion from social life.

No 10 says the contact tracing app is an "important tool" in reducing the transmission of Covid.

He represented House Speaker Jim Wright during an ethics investigation that led to Wright’s resignation in 1989.

But they must be travelling with a fully vaccinated parent or guardian, say tourism authorities.

Germany has recorded its lowest number of new daily coronavirus infections in nearly nine months, and officials are floating the possibility of loosening mask-wearing rules. The Robert Koch Institute, the national disease control center, said Monday that 549 new cases were reported over the previous 24 hours. Germany has reported more than 3.7 million cases since the pandemic began.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom appears disinclined to insert himself into the regulatory process for workplaces.

Employees advised to chat more in person with colleagues, after several crises over internal documents becoming public.

The world’s biggest technology companies can usually be counted on to oppose rules reining in new products, but some are making an exception for facial recognition software. The European Union and cities and states across the U.S. are taking up a wide range of ideas for restrictions or outright bans on this branch of the rapidly expanding field of artificial intelligence, including many that go further than the tech companies want. One question is whether regulation can protect innovation while

With those rules that take effect Sunday comes a retail ban on smokeable hemp. So the state asked the public for comment on why it should keep smokeable hemp products on shelves. "There were just under 1,700 commenters, however, who strongly disagreed with (a retail hemp ban) being included in the rules," Finkel said. Because of the retail smokeable hemp ban that’s taking effect on Aug. 2, many shops across Texas will be affected, Finkel says. To read more about the Texas hemp rules, click here.

Do the Clintons make their own rules? Time Magazine's cover story this week is called "The Clinton Way." Alex Altman, who covers Washington D.C. for Time, gives CBSN details on the ways Bill and Hillary Clinton play by their own rules.

5 rules about the U.S. flag you don't want to break Do you know the rules for using the American flag? If not, here's a refresher.

New FDA rules require restaurants to post calorie info The Food and Drug Administration will announce broad new rules for posting calorie counts on menus. The FDA wants listings just about everywhere you eat, outside your kitchen as part of a directive in the Affordable Care Act. CBS news medical contributor Dr. Holly Phillips joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the upcoming rules.

Three financial rules to live by Simple financial habits over long periods of time can lead to real independence. Financial analyst Ray Martin shares some tips on how to get there.