The plaintiffs claim ByteDance bypassed YouTube's protections when accessing their videos, cheating them out of advertising revenue.

The Hanford Site is a symbol of the United States’ nuclear age and one of the most polluted places in the world. Artist Michael Brophy spent years figuring out how to paint it.

A nonprofit environmental group working with primates in Sebangau National Park says the dry peatlands can be a catalyst to more destruction.

Poor employment and sticky inflation did not cause equities to budge much this week.

A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge said he could remain impartial and fair for the high-profile retrial of Antolin Garcia-Torres.

State officials have not offered any explanation about what went wrong during the execution attempt.

The justices, in a 7-2 vote, also reinstated the candidacy of Ofer Cassif, a far-left Jewish lawmaker who is a persistent critic of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians.

On the front lines in northern Ethiopia, there were indications that pro-government groups were closing in on the regional capital, Mekelle.

New York Attorney General Letitia James called on the government to stop “giving handouts to big oil at the expense of American families.”

An Ohio appeals panel determined the players are unlikely to prevail on their contract claims against college sports' governing body.

The students say their school hours are excessively long, conditions are inadequate, classrooms are overheated and staff absences are too frequent.

Governor Kathy Hochul said Cornell University police and the local district attorney's office failed to properly investigate the 2024 report, so she's tapping Attorney General Letitia James as an inde...

Wild horse advocates accuse a rancher of stealing horses off the range and sending them to slaughter in Mexico and Canada. The rancher says he hasn’t broken any laws.

People seated in the public tribune of the chamber shouted, “Vulture funds govern the congress!”

The pledge comes as data centers have become a hot political issue heading into the midterms as tech giants race to invest more money in expanding these infrastructures.

Pitching everything from salsa and coffee to baby food and dog treats, seven Gem State startups competed for supermarket shelf space and a $20,000 cash reward.

Unemployment reversed course, increasing again, and the shine from last month’s blockbuster report dimmed from downward revisions.

An attorney fee carveout capped what lawyers could charge in the $4 billion settlement awarded to victims of one of Hawaii's deadliest natural disasters.

The court also dismissed two defendants from the suit and declined to certify a class of individuals who fear arrest and detention.

Eric Weinberg is accused of inducing seven women into posing for nude or revealing photographs, and then sexually assaulting them.

Greg Lui is accused of procuring servers with Nvidia GPUs from U.S. manufacturers and sending them to China via Singapore and Malaysia.

Pike would have been the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years.

In what could be the largest civil payout in U.S. history, Facebook may have to pay up to $40 billion for more than 43 million user privacy violations.

The Department of Health and Human Services is offering $10 million in prizes to schools and organizations that create ways to engage young Americans in the Presidential Fitness Test.

President Donald Trump fired Roger Rogoff less than one hour after he was sworn in as United States attorney in July.

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The U.S. district judge found the agency’s arrests of migrants at routine court appearances throughout Manhattan arbitrary and capricious.

The Pride Center, a small nonprofit located near Indiana State University, argued the college violated the First Amendment when it terminated the center's participation in its work-study program.

A newspaper reported that Norwegian had removed a photomontage from social media showing one of its planes sporting a hairstyle characteristic of Haaland until he recently cut his hair.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, without giving details, claimed the attacker underwent Islamist indoctrination.

The failure, which one death penalty expert described as unprecedented, led Gov. Bill Lee to order a review and to indefinitely postpone Pike's execution.

Climate change is on the docket next week as the justices confront limits on pollution controls and who should face consequences for the effects of fossil fuel emissions.

The two neighbors have longstanding disputes over militant activity along their border.

Good's shooting sparked mass protests against the Trump administration's federal enforcement surge in Minnesota.

An EU court adviser said leaving the Catholic Church could bring a right to erase personal data from baptismal records, unless the Church showed compelling reasons to keep it.

Climate change is on the docket next week as the justices confront limits on pollution controls and who should face consequences for the effects of fossil fuel emissions.

The Trump administration asked the high court to approve a novel interpretation of immigration law to greenlight the president's mass deportation agenda.

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Conservation groups argue NOAA rushed to advance a mining company's bid to explore the ocean floor without letting the public see the materials behind the decision.

The ruling joins the ranks of more than two dozen similar decisions finding that states are not required to hand over private voter information to the federal government.