The author argues that as AI becomes more embedded in decision-making, particularly in government and institutional settings, ...

An attorney who sued and got a previous proposed property tax cut amendment removed from the ballot in 2007 because of ...

A Nantucket pastor defends canceling the church's annual Fourth of July reading of founding documents, citing a need to ...

The Supreme Court on Monday morning turned down, without comment, an appeal by an elementary school student who was barred ...

In celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, the National Archives is touring rarely seen documents around the country.

THE Senate Blue-Ribbon committee as constituted under the new, post-June 3 Senate leadership on Monday pushed through with what it called an “organizational meeting,” but summoned resource persons, ...

As it vigorously prepares for war, the Estonian legislature is undermining the already fragile bonds of trust within ...

Courts have shown little inclination to treat AI as something that displaces settled legal standards. Instead, judges appear ...

Six years after the end of the pro-democracy movement that shook the country, judicial harassment continues to target those ...

San Francisco has established a reparations framework to address the documented effects of historic and ongoing anti-Black ...

Big tech got the chance to make its case for data centers Thursday before Ohio lawmakers. The so-called hyperscalers — companies responsible for facilities with thousands of servers and footprints ...

A new legal setback has hit the Trump administration after a federal judge intervened in a dispute involving tens of billions ...