Data centers have crossed from local land-use controversy into the 2026 campaign ad war. Candidates in Texas, Ohio, Wisconsin ...
Meta’s roughly $17 billion social-media addiction settlement promises sweeping protections for children and teens. But viewed ...
Meta’s roughly $17 billion social-media addiction settlement promises sweeping protections for children and teens. But viewed through the inverted moral logic of C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters, ...
Data center opposition enters a national political phase as ratepayer costs, transmission lines, moratoriums, polling, and electoral pressure reshape America’s AI infrastructure debate. Helienne ...
If you saw the adverb “forever” in a contract, would it give you pause? It would me—I would wonder who allowed that to slip through. As text-to-audio generative AI models desperately try to normalize ...
Late last year, thieves disguised as construction workers broke into the Louvre during broad daylight, grabbed more than $100 million worth of crown jewels, and roared off on their motorbikes into the ...
Multi-generation family farm dispute has become a national property-rights story. I don’t blame them. I wouldn’t want to give up my property either. A Kentucky family is suing to protect its ancestral ...
The current case of Kaiser v. StubHub (No. 1:2024cv00044 (JLR) SDNY 2024) highlights the importance of arbitration clauses in online agreements. This is particularly true in the Kaiser case when the ...
Hank Green’s recent open letter in support of YouTube (that was in response to Irving Azoff’s open and scathing letter against YouTube) deserves a strong response from musicians and other creators. I ...
The Uniform Commercial Code defines “good faith” as “honesty in fact and the observance of reasonable commercial standards of fair dealing.” Spotify was sued by Eight Mile Style and Martin Affiliated, ...
Every now and then you see one of those cases that makes you say which idiot thought it was a good idea to litigate this catastrophe rather than settle? Two juries—on opposite sides of the ...
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