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In this satirical Onion article, Palantir announces that it has acquired the Pentagon for $800 billion in a bid to expand its role in militarized surveillance and defense technology. CEO Alex Karp cla

Texas is moving toward a new public school mandate that would require classrooms to display and read the Bible. The policy is part of a broader push by conservative lawmakers to bring more religion in

The article explains that ownership of AI-generated code is legally uncertain and depends on three main factors: whether a human made enough creative decisions for copyright, whether an employment con

The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that AT&T and Verizon cannot overturn FCC fines for selling customers’ real-time location data without consent on Seventh Amendment grounds. The case centered on $104 milli

At a defense forum, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth softened earlier rhetoric about China while still reaffirming strong American commitment to security in the Indo-Pacific. The AP report says Heg

The content is an AP News page dominated by headlines and section links, but its main featured story is about the United Arab Emirates saying it will leave OPEC, a move described as a major blow to th

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case testing whether police can use broad “geofence warrants” to obtain cellphone location data from Google without violating the Fourth Amendment. The case stem

The content announces activity in the case **Chatrie v. United States** on the Knight First Amendment Institute website, specifically relating to a Supreme Court filing about **dragnet geofence warran

President Trump announced that military service members will receive a $1,776 "warrior dividend" check before Christmas, commemorating the nation's founding in 1776. He stated that the checks are alre