Policy

A political heavyweight fight has broken out, but what does the Burnham vs. Blair clash actually mean for your wallet and your daily struggle with the cost of living? We cut through the noise.

Under the Take It Down Act, FBI agents easily identified two suspects posting AI porn; one used his own photo as a profile picture.

Drugs-for-votes scheme in Puerto Rico prisons led to abandoned election fraud probe after Trump's election.

Three boys avoided custody for raping two girls. The Attorney General is reviewing their youth rehabilitation orders. Here is what that means.

Texas AG WhatsApp encryption suit leans on a Bloomberg report, not crypto proof, signaling a political play on tech privacy.

Redwood City teacher sexual harassment case: A middle school math teacher was removed from the classroom after KQED and ProPublica reported new complaints of inappropriate touching. The teacher had been previously fired for sexual harassment and his state license was suspended for seven days in 2021.

Zillow Chicago listings plummeted from roughly 5,000 to 1,700 amid a legal fight over hidden homes. What buyers and sellers should know.

Auditors found Maricopa County Sheriff misused $163M in racial profiling settlement funds. Here's the taxpayer impact.

London's City Hall blocked a £50m Met Police deal with Palantir, citing procurement breaches and publicly questioning whether a firm's ethics should be a factor in UK public procurement law.

Iran undersea cable fees are disrupting undersea internet cable repair and expansion. Here's what that means for people in the Gulf and internet users everywhere.

John Swinney re-appointment secured. He promised to help with cost of living, fix the NHS, and boost the economy. But independence talk looms.

Are We Dating the Same Guy lawsuit: AI fake citations put lawyers at risk of sanctions. What this means for your posts.