Gabriel Tynes

A multiagency task force is focused on hard crime but has also swept up immigrants for minor infractions.

A little bacterium is in hot water: As temperatures go up, production could plummet by 37% by 2100, disrupting marine ecosystems and leading to worsening dead zones.

The companies are accused of stifling competition through a partnership that prevents users from choosing Grok and other chatbots.

Prosecutors accuse Mayor LaToya Cantrell of using public resources to foster an intimate relationship with a member of the police department, then lying about it to investigators.

The unanimous panel ruled the state may regulate online auctioneers as conduct, not speech, in an apparent victory for consumer protections.

The law’s expanded definitions of “reside” and “overnight visit” have drawn scrutiny for turning everyday activities into potential criminal conduct.

Three attorneys at Butler Snow LLP face disciplinary proceedings for their role in allowing erroneous motions written by ChatGPT to be submitted into the court record. 

A federal panel determined the 2018 Farm Bill allows states to impose stricter regulations, and Arkansas’s 2023 law did not conflict with federal goals.

More than 500 bird species are at risk of extinction over the next 100 years. 

A new study finds that our breathing patterns may be just as personal as a fingerprint, uniquely identifying individuals and revealing surprising insights into anxiety, sleep and overall health. Researchers say the discovery could pave the way for discreet diagnostics and even therapeutic tools.