Safe Passage is reminding parents to teach their children about digital footprints and the dangers of sharing images on apps ...

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Imagine that you're pregnant, a few weeks in, and you decide you want an abortion. You walk into a retail pharmacy, and pick up a package on the shelf that says "medication abortion kit." You buy it ...

Jamarah Amani became a midwife because of what happened to her in a Georgia hospital. Staff dismissed her birth preferences. She had no autonomy over her own body during one of the most vulnerable ...

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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia lawmakers passed a bill early Friday that would allow property owners to file claims against local governments if the individual believes policies that ban people from sleeping ...

Elon Musk and the US Securities Exchange Commission told a judge they are heading toward a trial over the regulator’s allegations that the billionaire cheated Twitter Inc. investors before his 2022 ...

A Senate hearing this past week focused on sanctuary cities and protecting American citizens — specifically, the policies of the sanctuary cities and their effect on public safety and cooperation with ...

OLYMPIA, Wash — Washington state Attorney General Nick Brown filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, alleging the company’s online “prediction market” illegally allows people in Washington to bet on sports, ...

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A new report found that bots have surpassed human internet traffic. HUMAN Security's State of AI Traffic report found that automated traffic grew eight times faster than human traffic year-over-year.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday that internet providers are not liable for copyright infringement by their users, delivering an opinion in Cox v. Sony and tossing a $1 billion verdict.