A Florida appeals court has overturned a ruling that required a father to maintain a $1 million life insurance policy to safeguard future child support payments, finding that the lower court failed to ...
A federal judge in New York has delivered a major blow to a Missouri firearms retailer facing allegations that its sale of so-called ghost gun kits contributed to gun violence, ruling that two ...
A year-long investigation just landed on the Los Angeles Clippers like a full-court press with nowhere to escape. The NBA unveiled sweeping sanctions against the team Wednesday, including a $30 ...
An ocean of untapped crude sits beneath Venezuela's soil, and Chevron just staked a bigger claim to it. The oil giant confirmed it will expand its operations in the country, following President Donald ...
New York City is hitting pause on artificial intelligence in its youngest classrooms. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Wednesday that public school students below 9th grade will be barred from using ...
A Texas lawyer who spent decades practicing criminal, family and personal injury law now finds himself on the other side of the courtroom entirely. Federal prosecutors have charged Christopher ...
Six months ago, Wonderful was closing a modest funding round. Now it's sitting atop a $5 billion valuation, having just closed a $550 million Series C — the kind of rapid ascent that turns a promising ...
The Mirrorball Trophy has a new crop of hopefuls chasing it. "Dancing With the Stars" unveiled its newest competing cast Wednesday, and the lineup reads like a grab bag pulled from every corner of pop ...
Inside This Report Glenwood “Bubba” Pysher IV was unarmed and reportedly had his hands raised when shot. Prosecutors say Cpl. Sean Farrell used deadly force despite having less-lethal options.
The Evidentiary Record A cybercrime service claimed access to more than 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses. Records reportedly included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s identification and ...
Legal Fault Lines B. Quintanilla says a lawsuit involving Suzette exists but has disclosed no court or case number. Suzette and Marcella Quintanilla say they have received no lawsuit or legal papers.
Inside This Report California’s SB 574 would prohibit lawyers from delegating legal judgment to generative AI. Attorneys would have to personally verify citations and disclose AI use in court filings.