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The Ninth Circuit rejected one DMCA theory against GitHub Copilot, but it did not rule that AI may freely strip attribution. Doe v. GitHub leaves
ICE reportedly stopped showing most detainees with final removal orders in its public locator on September 15, 2026. The change matters for more than family
Was Tyler Robinson the shooter, was someone else involved, or could he have been set up? Those are different questions. This examination separates the forensic
The United States does not have one law-enforcement hierarchy. This guide explains police, sheriffs, constables, state troopers, federal agents, tribal police and specialized agencies, including
Recording an ICE agent in public is not the same thing as “doxxing” them under federal law. NSPM-7 has expanded the federal government’s focus on
A hostile witness is not necessarily angry or threatening. The term primarily changes how a lawyer may question a witness they called to testify.
Federal prosecutors say two former Robinhood engineers used confidential token-listing information to trade perpetual futures on Hyperliquid. The case shows why crypto “insider trading” does
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
Federal prosecutors allege ND Medical Solutions generated roughly $1.3 billion in DME claims during Erekle Gugava’s purported ownership but received about $6.5 million. The enormous
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.
