Nearly half of all U.S. households own at least one firearm. While state-level household gun ownership isn’t officially recorded, we’ve estimated figures using firearm purchase records and self-reported data.
In court documents, Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers noted that some of the “third parties” who purchased this information used it against customers by denying insurance coverage requests and raising premium rates.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship from being enforced anywhere in the United States. According to The Associated Press, the ruling was issued early on Thursday by U.S. District Judge Joseph LaPlante. The New Hampshire-based judge’s order was issued after an hour-long hearing, with
Emergency rooms report severe reactions as stronger cannabis products overwhelm users.
Federal authorities charge hundreds in record-breaking health care fraud enforcement effort.
Global legal organization representing corporate lawyers in 100+ nations establishes comprehensive resource center for artificial intelligence governance and best practices.
The professor issued a rapid-fire series of mass emails to his entire department, copying President Kornbluth and other administrators, accusing the student of having a Jewish “mind infection”.
New Thomson Reuters survey data reveals that only a quarter of organizations have a visible AI strategy. Time savings from AI could see a $32 billion opportunity on the table for the legal and tax industries in the U.S. alone.
Lawyers have always been the ones to ask the hard questions, and this is a moment that calls for that instinct. Don’t let “AI-powered” be the end of the conversation. Make it the start of due diligence.
Federal charges accuse Philadelphia schools of failing to manage asbestos hazards properly.