Russ Vought’s CFPB has been busier over the past two weeks, but not because of increased enforcement or supervision efforts.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said in a dissent that the Court should revisit a doctrine decided 75 years ago.

This article explains how new surveillance and biometric tech, like drones and facial recognition, challenge privacy rights.

Class, All-Metro Conference and All-Omaha area teams and honorable mention selections for the 2025 season. 2024 All-Nebraska ...

According to Pashinyan, when it comes to interstate matters, referring to verbal statements is not a very strong genre. He ...

A U.S. District Court judge in Indianapolis has denied the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana’s motion for a preliminary injunction to stop Indiana government from denying gender changes on ...

On July 15, Pleasanton’s City Council unanimously approved the expansion of indiscriminate, warrantless surveillance of our vehicles and sharing of this data with agencies throughout the state. The ...

The way to tell the U.N. has done something out of character is that Hamas has issued a statement condemning the resolution.

When, in the Course of human events, it shall become absolutely necessary for the People to dissolve the political ties which have united them to a government that has betrayed its trust to obtain ...

The Supreme Court’s June 30, 2025, refusal to hear Harper v. Faulkender leaves a First Circuit ruling intact, compelling Coinbase to surrender transaction data for 14,000+ users. Coinbase and James ...

The US Supreme Court on June 30, 2025, declined without comment to review Harper v. Faulkender, ending James Harper’s challenge to an IRS “John Doe” summons that compelled Coinbase to hand over ...