Smart TVs can track what you watch, including content from streaming devices and gaming consoles. Following privacy ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the workplace. Companies are using AI to screen job applicants, summarize meetings, analyze employee performance, and automate routine tasks. Now, a ...

Sandoz will pay $400 million to settle generic drug price-fixing allegations with 48 states. Americans who bought certain ...

In Dimick v. Hopkinson No. S-17-0318, the plaintiffs Skylar and Jenny Dimick raise five issues on appeal to the Supreme Court of Wyoming. The appeals involve the main question of whether or not the ...

Every interstate trucking company in the United States has a federal safety record — and it's public. If you've been in a trucking accident, one of the most important things you can do is look up the ...

Over 100 plaintiffs say a doctor at an Oregon juvenile detention facility sexually abused them when they were minors. The state’s youth authority agency has come under scrutiny after former staffers ...

Peptides are quickly becoming one of the most talked-about health and fitness trends. Promoted across social media and offered through wellness clinics, these compounds are often marketed as tools for ...

As an attorney, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was known for writing an artful amicus brief. Her submissions are credited for helping inform and influence the U.S. Supreme Court to rule women could be called ...

Chances are you have seen a political ad and quietly, or loudly, asked yourself, “How can they lie like that? Is it even legal?” The short answer is yes. It is legal for candidates for federal office ...

Under North Dakota law, courts have authority to award restitution to the victim of a crime after holding a hearing on the matter and considering the statutory factors provided in N.D.C.C. § ...

A Georgia jury’s recent decision to convict the father of a teenager who carried out a deadly school shooting is drawing national attention to situations in which parents can be held criminally ...

Every year, the U.S. Supreme Court issues rulings that shape American life, affecting voting rights, education, immigration, technology, and criminal justice. Although the Court’s decisions are widely ...