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New York Governor Kathy Hochul said the state considers access particularly concerning for younger users.

The controversial new structure will house sniper ammunition and use drones and sharpshooters on the roof and plaza areas.

The California Governor's new legislation will make meddling with ballots a felony and prevent the entry of other states' militaries into California without gubernatorial permission.

A proposed class-action lawsuit accuses Meta of creating a database of people's faces pulled from Facebook and Instagram to build a facial recognition feature on its smart glasses.

A part-time job enforcing parking rules offered an ordinary introduction to a career that would eventually reach the United States Supreme Court. For Richard Mack, the path between those roles involved family discussions, elected office, and a legal challenge that helped shape his views on the responsibilities of law enforcement.

In a lengthy statement on his Truth Social platform, Trump argued that the Supreme Court's decision represented a setback for election security and criticized the justices who did not support his administration's position.

The change would have allowed the US Postal Service to withhold ballots found in violation of the new rules.

The payments, disclosed in filings made public late last week, have drawn scrutiny because federal law restricts the supplementation of government salaries from outside sources.

The administration has hired collection agencies to track people down in Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala.

As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, more Americans are concerned about the possibility of domestic terrorism than an attack from a foreign group.

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has asked that the drug trafficking indictment against him and his wife be thrown out because he is a head of state and therefore immune from prosecution.

Gabriel Perez has been ordered to pay back the $107,539 he made on the prediction market Kalshi.

The lawsuit, joined by attorneys general from 22 states, alleges Amazon misled more than one million brands and sellers about how much they would pay to advertise products on its website and app.

IBT challenges Justice Melissa Crane's ruling that Newsweek repaid a $1.5 million debt through rent and third-party expenses, arguing the payments never satisfied the contract.

The lawsuit is similar to, and specifically references, another copyright case that Anthropic previously settled for $1.5 billion in August 2025.

The deportees were transported aboard three Immigration and Customs Enforcement flights to Burundi, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Eswatini, Liberia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone.

The company is urging TikTok and YouTube to make similar safety changes.

The $72.5 million fund will compensate eligible women who were trafficked or sexually abused by Epstein or his associates between June 2008 and July 2019.

The grand jury found that $10 million from a Medicaid settlement in Florida was misappropriated and possibly used for political purposes.

Chatbot conversations have been cited in at least 12 criminal and civil court cases over the past two years, highlighting a new privacy problem as millions of people increasingly use AI to discuss personal matters.

The Supreme Court in June blocked Trump's attempt to remove Cook immediately and sent the case back to lower courts.

The revocation would focus on B1 and B2 visas.

"We're getting into the mid-teens now, and we're climbing," Trump Media interim CEO Kevin McGurn said.

New international student enrollment dropped 17% in fall 2025 compared with the previous year.

Federal authorities say a 35-year-old woman planned to blow up the New York State Capitol building in Albany in support of ISIS.

Mills, who has served as Florida's 7th District congressman since 2022, has been dogged by a House Ethics Committee investigation.

Meta will face attorneys general representing 29 states in a case accusing it of deliberately designing addictive features to keep young users engaged while misleading the public about potential mental health risks.

Gomez and her mother have been accused of defrauding investors in their mental health startup, according to a federal lawsuit.

The documents were acquired through Freedom of Information Act requests to CBP and the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General, and cover more than a decade of allegations.