Judge Blocks Pentagon’s Anthropic Punishment
A federal judge said the Pentagon likely broke the law by punishing Anthropic for speaking out about military use of its AI.Story SnapshotA judge...
Prison Care Sparks Legal Fight
Three Washington inmates with violent records are suing for prison-funded gender-affirming care, testing how far constitutional medical duties go behind bars.Story HighlightsTransgender prisoners sued...
Minnesota Lets One Voter Vouch for 8
Minnesota’s rules let one precinct voter vouch for the addresses of up to eight same-day registrants, and state officials say that is legal and...
Deadly: Pennsylvania Reports Measles Deaths
Pennsylvania officials confirmed two measles-related deaths, both unvaccinated, marking the state’s first such fatalities in 35 years and the nation’s first reported this year.Story...
Bond Panic Ahead: One Speech Could Move Rates,
With bond markets on edge, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole debut is set to signal how the central bank will tackle stubborn inflation...
Dual-Enrollment Controversy Explodes
Parents say a public school-linked art class showed 14-year-olds graphic abortion and sex-themed displays without clear advance notice, exposing a gap in who protects...
49ers Owner Arrested in Ohio Sting
Police say San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York agreed to pay $140 for sex in an Ohio sting, then pleaded no contest to two...
Israel Orders More Demolitions in Lebanon
Israel’s defense minister ordered the army to speed up demolitions across southern Lebanon, signaling a wider buffer-zone push that could reshape the border for...
Deadly Roller Coaster Case Takes New Turn
A California judge is weighing sanctions over delayed evidence in a lawsuit that says a Six Flags roller coaster caused a 22-year-old’s fatal brain...
A Heavy Machine, a Split-Second Choice, and a Life Lost
A Minnesota tree-trimming job turned deadly when a hydraulic grapple crushed a worker’s head, and prosecutors say it was preventable horseplay.Story SnapshotDakota County charged...
