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A federal judge ruled that the government’s sweeping measures against Anthropic violated the First Amendment, Fifth Amendment and federal administrative law. But Anthropic’s Pentagon fight
The Creel sisters’ guilty pleas raise a question most coverage leaves unanswered: how could telephone customer-service workers clear unemployment claims they were not authorized to
John Bojorquez admitted trafficking at least 44 counterfeit airbags for vehicles he sold through JB Ohio Auto Sale. That does not mean 44 customer cars
Indiana’s old CCDF system was designed so parents, not daycare providers, authenticated children’s attendance. Federal prosecutors say Sharon Jackson nevertheless used parents’ cards and family-specific
Oura’s IPO filing confirms that some Ring 4 cohorts suffered battery-performance problems serious enough to increase warranty costs and trigger replacements, sometimes outside warranty. The
Lindsay Clancy’s jury received a Tuey-Rodriquez “dynamite charge” after reporting a deadlock. The instruction is designed to encourage further deliberation without forcing anyone to surrender
Flock cameras do not continuously follow people, but a large network of automated license-plate readers can reconstruct portions of a vehicle’s movements without anyone watching
Apple has extensive operations in Israel, and its employee donation-matching program was reported to include Friends of the IDF. Apple has also faced repeated allegations
Caroline Ellison and Nishad Singh forfeited separate Anthropic holdings to the U.S. government. The Marshals Service later sold them—but the buyers, sale dates, prices and
America has enormous forests and enough timber to produce much more lumber domestically. So why does Canada still supply such a large share of U.S.
