Policy

Reform UK gathers in Birmingham amid funding rows and police investigation, facing renewed opposition.

Music publishers, including Sony, cite Anthropic staff chats extolling Zlibrary piracy in a new lawsuit over alleged torrenting of copyrighted songs.

The Trump-era CFPB's collaborative strategy with Bilt left consumers vulnerable after repeated failures.

Shadow chancellor Mel Stride and shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel have been replaced in a reshuffle by leader Kemi Badenoch.

Appeals court rejects Kalshi's argument that sports bets are swaps, allowing Nevada to enforce gambling laws.

Court rules Kalshi sports bets aren't swaps, just gambling with a different name, letting Nevada enforce its gaming laws.

Anne Donaghy is one of three referred to prosecutors over alleged misconduct in public office at Mid and East Antrim Borough Council.

A federal appeals court blocked an FCC order that would have expanded the lowest unit charge to political parties and joint fundraising committees, calling it a major blow to Republicans.

Idaho's faith-healing exemption, which protects parents from neglect charges, has a long history. ProPublica examines how the law evolved and its consequences.

Taiwan indicts nine, including an Nvidia senior manager and two Supermicro employees, for forging documents to export AI servers to China.

A Texas couple rebuilt after deadly 2025 floods, only to see their home flood again. State rules remain unchanged, allowing rebuilding in risky areas.

Critics warn FTC limits on personalized pricing could kill discounts and raise costs, despite agency's consumer protection goals.