Flock sent 1,427 alerts to Roseville police over two years, flagging cars as stolen or used in a felony. In 71% of them, Flock read the plates wrong.

Flock sent 1,427 alerts to Roseville police over two years, flagging cars as stolen or used in a felony. In 71% of them, Flock read the plates wrong.

The Val Verde school district issued diplomas to students at the Pegasus boarding school in China.

A US public school district bestowed its diplomas on private school students 6,000 miles away in Qingdao, China.

Flock Safety's license plate readers are used by police in thousands of communities. When the cameras make mistakes, the consequences can be severe.

Sam Altman's startup, Tools for Humanity, wants its Orb to scan a billion irises to create a "World ID." Regulators worldwide are sounding the alarm.

Daniella Pierson is a darling of the business press and made Forbes 30 Under 30. But do her company's subscription numbers add up?

CNBC's "The Profit" resulted in a sprawling mess of lawsuits, arbitrations, and confidential settlements. Its host is back on the air with "The Fixer."

A Clinton-era law, the PLRA, stymied prisoner lawsuits claiming serious harm. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over whether certain prisoners deserve jury trials.

As hurricane and tornado seasons ramp up, DOGE cuts have reached the federal agency that tracks extreme weather.

Officials in at least 18 states, including Florida and North Carolina, want their own mini DOGEs. The age of GOAT, FLOGE, and BullDOGEr is upon us.

CHICAGO, March 12, 2025 — The American Bar Association today announced the 24 finalists for the 2025 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts, which recognize outstanding work that fosters the Ameri...

A Clinton-era law, the PLRA, stymied prisoner lawsuits claiming serious harm. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over whether certain prisoners deserve jury trials.

A list showing White House DOGE staffers reveals around 30 young tech, finance and legal professionals remaking federal government.

The Eighth Amendment is meant to protect prisoners against abuse. BI has found that Supreme Court decisions and federal laws have obliterated it.

The Eighth Amendment is meant to protect prisoners against abuse. BI has found that Supreme Court decisions and federal laws have obliterated it.

The Eighth Amendment is meant to protect prisoners against abuse. BI has found that Supreme Court decisions and federal laws have obliterated it.