
A New Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Cellphone Privacy Laws
The court has agreed to hear a case that could change how police get location data from cellphone companies.
LEARN MOREA French tabloid must pay the royal couple $119,000 in damages. It published topless photos of the Duchess of Cambridge in 2012.
Unions are seeking a pay raise for the current year, but the government says it will only talk about the year ahead.
By Frank Augstein / APFormer Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett became one of the few Western leaders to meet President Vladimir Putin during the war.
By Tsafrir Abayov / APThe new sanctions create uncertainty about prices as the European Union finds new supplies of diesel from the U.S., Middle East and India.
By Michael Probst / APWildlife officials had to capture and ultimately euthanize the beloved animal after encounters with humans.
By Jae C. Hong / APDoes this annual tradition of our president addressing Congress still have the same impact that it used to?
By Mariam Zuhaib / APMany people left their jobs amid the pandemic, but experts found workers are actually switching jobs to find more flexible environments.
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