Thousands arrested as student protests spread across France
The protests began at a school in Paris in mid-September, with students demanding more funding, better school conditions and more teachers.
When the ‘victim’ is made with AI, child pornography cases get complicated
Are AI depictions of child abuse free speech? Experts weigh in on a narrow court ruling that prompted broad backlash.
The Air Force disposes of hazardous waste in Guam. The Supreme Court will decide if it can continue
The dispute is over whether the Air Force must conduct an environmental review before applying to renew its permit.
Is the plague back? Everything to know about Russia’s suspected case
The death of a Russian laboratory worker has fueled rumors of a possible case of the plague and drawn international scrutiny.
My chat with a hacker who breached Trump Mobile
I spoke with a representative of the new ransomware gang BYOD after they leaked the personal data of thousands of Trump Mobile customers.
He built his own Flock-style camera to track police. The police didn’t like it
A YouTuber was visited by law enforcement after he built a Flock-style camera designed to record the license plates of police vehicles.
He raised $150K after a controversial post on X. His opponent raised $300K
Texas Republican Bo French’s controversial post on X drew bipartisan condemnation. Since then, his Democratic rival has outraised him 2-to-1.
Protest, lawsuit claim ICE is not following its own rules for detainees
Georgia ICE detainees have launched over conditions, as Missouri priests say a detention center’s rules make confession impossible.
Farm diesel goes street legal. But can Trump’s waiver solve soaring costs?
An executive order from President Donald Trump will allow an off-road blend of diesel to be used on American highways, tax-free.
Trump’s apparent joke about letting Iran bomb LA and San Diego catches bipartisan condemnation
President Donald Trump sparked a backlash after apparently joking Monday that Iran could destroy L.A. and San Diego.