Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
Amy is concerned about the health risks of microplastics, while Melanie argues that a completely plastic-free life is impractical. Readers are invited to weigh in on their differing views.
The US Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, who has accused Donald Trump of sexual assault that allegedly occurred 30 years ago.
A Google employee has been charged with insider trading after allegedly placing a $1 million bet on Polymarket, raising concerns about digital-age trading practices.
After experiencing a collapse on court, Jakub Mensik expressed his frustration with the playing conditions at the French Open, calling them 'insane.'
Federal prosecutors have charged a Google employee with fraud after he allegedly profited $1.2 million from bets on Polymarket concerning future search trends.
State officials in Alabama are requesting the Supreme Court to allow the use of a congressional map that was previously ruled as racially discriminatory while their appeal is pending.
A woman without a right hand faces trial after being ticketed for allegedly holding a cell phone in a hand that does not exist, raising questions about law enforcement practices.
Josh Jacobs, a running back for the Green Bay Packers, has been arrested and is facing five criminal charges following a disturbance incident over the weekend.
After evading authorities for 30 years, Klette was apprehended in Berlin in 2024 and subsequently faced trial, leading to her conviction for armed robberies.
In a recent meeting with Donald Trump, Brazilian candidate Flavio Bolsonaro requested the U.S. to label major Brazilian crime groups as terrorist organizations to enhance international cooperation.
A Florida judge has chosen not to block a newly drawn congressional map that is anticipated to enhance Republican representation by potentially adding four seats.
An analysis by EFF highlights alarming trends in how police utilize automated license plate reader data for purposes beyond crime investigation.
The Supreme Court has chosen not to review a case concerning Florida's challenge against other states regarding immigrant driver’s licenses, siding with the Trump administration.
A recent weekend saw an alarming number of drivers on Highway 99 exceeding speed limits by as much as 50 MPH, despite clear warnings from police.
A journalist has been charged with acting as an unregistered agent for China, raising concerns about foreign influence in media.
Yoti's age verification system has raised significant privacy concerns due to its practice of sharing facial photos and device fingerprints with third parties.
In a notable shift, CBS and Paramount have retreated from their copyright efforts against Stephen Colbert's appearance on a Michigan cable access show, following widespread public support.
Following a significant rally in Belgrade advocating for early elections in Serbia, violent confrontations occurred between protesters and police, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
In a significant escalation, Turkish riot police used tear gas to forcibly enter the headquarters of the main opposition party in Ankara, following a court ruling that ousted its leadership.
In a significant move for the future of nuclear energy, Senator Cynthia Lummis leads a Senate subcommittee hearing focused on bipartisan legislative efforts to enhance nuclear initiatives.