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If autonomous vehicles aren’t safe in California, where ARE they safe?

After 22 days, the House settles on Mike Johnson.

Jon Romano’s platform raises thorny questions about online life after prison.

He worked in arms transfers for 11 years—and found the typical human rights debate within the department stifled.

Social media is never compulsory.

Weeks after Kevin McCarthy was ousted as House Speaker, Republicans don’t seem any closer to picking a replacement.

She’s faced threats of violence, arson, and the assassination of colleague—and persisted.

Gerry Turner is the first Golden Bachelor, but the show’s franchise is still working from its 20-year-old playbook.

Drawing racist voting maps is illegal. But how do you prove it?

Gerry continues his journey to love, and the topic of divorce finally enters the conversation.

Sidney Powell could be the former President’s “Sammy the Bull”, but that won’t necessarily protect democracy.

After a fight with regulators, Microsoft officially owns Activision Blizzard, the studio behind Call of Duty. Will gamers pay the price?

Since war broke out, Hamas has been using social media to spread its message in ways we’ve never seen.

America’s credibility in the region, even among allies, is faltering.

Gold bars, cash, and a Mercedes—and yet the case against the New Jersey senator has gotten still stranger.

Following his indictments, the number of Americans who agree that force is justified to restore Trump to office rose, according to researchers.

How the strategy emerging from the newly formed coalition government differs from past conflicts.

Is better data the way to make American prisons humane?

The waterworks can’t stop-won’t stop.

Because sometimes the grind demands a hard reset.

SCOTUS turned into a trial court this week as conservatives sought to refute evidence of a racial gerrymander in South Carolina

The Sam Bankman-Fried trial got a little wild this week.