Florida prosecutors declined to charge Melissa Payne after she fatally shot Bart DiGuglielmo during a Walmart parking-lot confrontation. The decision was not simply that Florida
A credit-card fee of roughly 3% is not simply the cost of moving money electronically. Follow a $100 purchase through interchange, network and processor fees,
A 2012 psychology experiment resurfaced after winning a 2026 Ig Nobel Prize, inspiring headlines that rich people are more likely to steal children’s candy. The
Tucker Carlson’s claim that the CIA prepared a criminal referral over his contacts with Iran remains unverified, and no public charge or arrest has surfaced.
Two scammers admitted helping sell San Diego properties they did not own, generating about $962,000 in proceeds. But recording a forged deed does not necessarily
The Seattle Times and Newsday are suing OpenAI and Microsoft after taking part in a $10 million AI fellowship program funded by the same companies.
The Justice Department is asking a federal court to treat copying copyrighted written works for LLM training as fair use. Its position is sweeping—but it
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
