The Trump administration Friday imposed new sanctions on the International Criminal Court, which swiftly condemned the move as "an assault on the rule of law and on the very foundations of the ...

Anthropic on Friday disclosed a series of incidents in which its Claude artificial intelligence tool went rogue, particularly in interactions with federal and local government websites, including an ...

A Texas bankruptcy judge agreed to modify the automatic stay in the Chapter 11 case of summer camp operator Camp Mystic late Friday to allow lawsuits from the victims of a deadly 2025 flood to proceed ...

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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Friday took steps to codify its authority over sports, politics and culture event contracts, in a move to affirm the agency's view that prediction ...

Water heater manufacturer A.O. Smith Corp. on Monday was hit with a proposed class action in Wisconsin federal court alleging that its home water heaters have defective plastic valves that can ...

A plaintiff in a Roundup trial in Missouri state court testified Friday that she had the Monsanto Co. herbicide splash and spray on her during hourslong gardening sessions around her Florida home, ...

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee's top Democrat is calling on Federal Reserve officials for answers after some outside experts were given an early look at a recent independent report on Silicon ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is moving forward with a final rule that looks to make it easier to impose civil monetary penalties on noncitizens who enter the country without authorization ...

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The recent hack of the FBI's jobs portal underscores mounting cyberthreats to government agencies and critical infrastructure, fueling the debate over whether internal fixes or formal regulation can ...

A Seattle federal judge has sentenced a former Washington state attorney to two years in prison for wire fraud after the ex-lawyer admitted to stealing more than $1.5 million from an estate he was ...