Parents who have tragically lost their children due to the alleged negative impacts of social media are looking forward to the upcoming testimony from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a significant trial taking place in Los Angeles.
Operation Metro Surge is set to wrap up, but a limited number of agents will continue to operate in Minnesota, according to DHS border czar Tom Homan.
Bridget McCormack, president and CEO of the AAA, envisions a future where AI agents serve as judges, highlighting the potential of the newly developed AI Arbitrator.
Congress has a two-week deadline to reach an agreement on funding limits for ICE, or risk another shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.
Legal experts suggest that AI has the potential to streamline court rulings and arbitration settlements, making them more cost-effective and efficient. However, the integration of this technology also brings forth a host of new challenges and considerations.
The Stealing Isn’t Innovation initiative, backed by notable figures such as Cate Blanchett, Cyndi Lauper, and George Saunders, raises concerns about a future dominated by subpar AI-generated content.
X is taking legal action against music publishers and their trade association, alleging that they tried to pressure the platform into agreeing to broad licensing agreements by using copyright takedown notices as leverage.
With the arrival of 2026, a wealth of creative works from 1930 has become public domain, featuring iconic characters like Betty Boop and the original Nancy Drew novels, among others.
PayPal’s Honey browser extension faces allegations of siphoning affiliate revenue, taking advantage of small businesses, and marketing to underage users.