Can one state save us from AI disaster? Inside California's new legislative crackdown
With no federal rules in place, state lawmakers are stepping in to regulate AI safety themselves.
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Ofcom investigates BT and Three for failing to connect 999 calls
The companies have been fined in the past over outages leaving customers unable to call emergency services.
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Many new UK drone users must take theory test before flying outside
The Civil Aviation Authority reckons up to half a million people in the UK may be impacted by its new requirements.
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Drake, Adin Ross Used Online Casino Money for Artificial Streams, Lawsuit Claims
New class-action lawsuit alleges a racketeering conspiracy that preyed on consumers
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China drafts world’s strictest rules to end AI-encouraged suicide, violence
China wants a human to intervene and notify guardians if suicide is ever mentioned.
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Public School Students’ Online, Off-Campus Speech Rights: Lessons from a First Amendment Victory, Part 1
A recent federal appellate court decision in favor of a public high school student’s online, off-campus First Amendment speech rights reins in a school’s au
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Public School Students’ Online, Off-Campus Speech Rights: Lessons from a First Amendment Victory, Part 2
A recent federal appellate court decision in favor of a public high school student’s online, off-campus First Amendment speech rights reins in a school’s au
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Q&A with Dr. Manuel Castellote: Listening to whales
What inspired you to study marine mammals? MC: Ever since my childhood growing up in Spain, I’ve been interested in animals. Once a chair went missing in our
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The Punishing Tax Collectors of Oregon
Does government have an obligation to inform residents they owe a new tax before penalizing them?
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Cornerstones of Marine Protection Might Actually be “Blue Spots”
A marine protection method described this week proposes spreading marine protection from areas where wildlife tourism already discourages activities that damage
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Seagrass Study Points to Promising Pathway for Ocean Restoration
A new study led by UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Salk Institute for Biological Studies reveals the potential of a new hybrid seag
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UK financial watchdog closes 100 probes to sharpen enforcement focus
Cull of legacy cases highlights strategic change at the FCA, with the focus on fewer but higher-impact cases
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5 of Our Top Legal Wins From 2025
The onslaught of environmental attacks from polluting industries and their allies in the Trump administration is not slowing down – but neither is the pace of
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Federal judge: Michigan has no authority to shut down Line 5
December 17, 2025; Originally published by Bridge Michigan In a long-awaited decision released Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that federal pipeline safety law
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Disney to Pay $10 Million After Feds Say It Broke Kids’ Privacy Rules on YouTube
The DOJ accused Disney of mislabeling videos aimed at children, resulting in targeted ads and unlawful data collection.
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Supreme Court won’t halt judge’s probe into civil service laws’ virility, for now
The unsigned order, which prompted no public dissents, suggested the Trump administration could return to the high court if the federal district court’s factf
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Controlling ratings inflation is a good idea...but a forced distribution isn’t
COMMENTARY | OPM's plan to corral inflated performance ratings should also be mindful not to undercut employee excellence with arbitrary limits on recognition.
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Additional shutdown layoffs must be rolled back, judge rules
The order is set to impact around 700 workers at four agencies.
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USCIS’ arbitrarily strict FOIA policy is keeping some migrants from receiving their immigration records, whistleblower alleges
In a protected disclosure to Congress, an agency employee claims that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services since 2024 has been finding ways to reject Freed
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Office of Special Counsel resumes Hatch Act enforcement against former feds for violations during their service
The agency had paused filing Hatch Act complaints against such individuals pending a Merit Systems Protection Board decision on the jurisdiction of former feder
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