Two Years Post-Roe: A Better Understanding of Digital Threats
The decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022 led to increased digital surveillance on individuals seeking reproductive care and posed new threats to privacy. [ more ]
Arizona's Zombie Abortion Ban Is Back. It's Every State's Future If Trump Wins.
Arizona's 1864 abortion ban, long considered unenforceable, has been revived, making all abortions a felony without exceptions.
The conservative majority in the Arizona Supreme Court resurrected the outdated abortion ban, signaling a concerning trend for reproductive rights nationally. [ more ]
Arizona's highest court upholds an 1864 law banning nearly all abortions due to the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
The 1864 law in Arizona outlaws abortion from conception with no exceptions for rape or incest, potentially leading to fines and prison time for doctors. [ more ]
In Sex Crimes Cases, New York Weighs Allowing Evidence of Prior Bad Acts
The court ruling on Harvey Weinstein's case highlighted the need for legislative changes to permit prosecutors to present evidence of prior bad acts in sex crimes cases. [ more ]
A U.S. Company Is Fined $650,000 for Illegally Hiring Children to Clean Meat Processing Plants
A Tennessee-based sanitation company agreed to pay over $500,000 for illegally hiring children to clean hazardous meat processing facilities in Iowa and Virginia. [ more ]
Mississippi GOP passes bill to let cis people sue trans folks for using the bathroom
Mississippi passed bill allowing cisgender individuals to sue trans people using preferred bathrooms, impacting college facilities and housing. [ more ]
Gym teacher accused of using AI voice clone to try to get a high school principal fired
Using AI voice cloning technology can have serious consequences, as seen in a case where a former athletic director framed a school principal with fake audio recordings. [ more ]
Netflix accused of using AI-altered images in true crime documentary
Netflix used AI-generated images in a documentary, potentially portraying a murder suspect inaccurately, highlighting concerns about ethical implications. [ more ]
German Court Fines Far-Right Leader for Using Nazi Phrase
A German court sentenced a far-right politician for using a banned Nazi slogan. The AfD party's rise poses concerns in upcoming state elections. [ more ]
S&C Hire Pair Of High Profile Skadden Dealmakers... Let's Just Not Focus On How That Biggest Deal Turned Out
Mike Ringler and Peter Jones, known for significant tech deals, are leaving Skadden for Sullivan & Cromwell after handling Musk's problematic $44 billion Twitter deal. [ more ]
Kari Lake Pretends Not to Know Abortion Law She Very Specifically Endorsed
Arizona reinstated a draconian 1864 abortion law after the state's Supreme Court ruling, causing turmoil among Republicans.
Arizona's conservative-majority Supreme Court, influenced by new Republican appointments, overturned Roe v. Wade's nullification, shifting abortion legality. [ more ]
Elon Musk outlines vision for AI-driven news synthesis on X
Elon Musk plans to use AI to enhance news dissemination on X, combining real-time news and social media reactions for a unique user experience. [ more ]
The proposed construction of a new building in Wembley is facing opposition from nearby residents who are concerned about loss of sunlight and privacy issues. [ more ]
After the 2016 Election, Porn Star's Lawyer Lamented a Hush-Money Deal
The lawyer negotiating hush-money deals for women related to Trump expressed dismay on election night in 2016, concerned the payments may have affected the election. [ more ]
U.S. Senators Warn Tbilisi 'Foreign Agents' Law Could Disrupt Relations
Caution for individuals in Russia or Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine with a Russian passport or stateless status regarding online activities related to specific content. [ more ]
Siberian Teens Get Prison Terms Over Anti-War Graffiti
Be cautious about interacting with certain online content in Russia or Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine if holding a Russian passport or being a stateless person. [ more ]
Why an Oregon Case Before the Supreme Court Matters So Much to California
The Supreme Court case City of Grants Pass v. Johnson is examining whether fining homeless individuals for sleeping outside when shelter is lacking is cruel and unusual punishment. [ more ]