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A unanimous federal appeals court held that copying Westlaw headnotes to train a rival legal research tool was not fair use, a ruling narrower than its billing on generative AI but sharper than its critics expected on the licensing market for training data.

Barred from a third presidential term and facing a student movement born of the Novi Sad disaster, Vucic is moving to the office Serbia's constitution already makes the executive, and the October vote will test whether his power can be voted out.

Ten years after Giulio Regeni was tortured to death in Cairo, a Rome court has found three Egyptian security officers guilty of abducting him, but no one was convicted of killing him and none of the men is within Italy's reach.

The CDC now counts only deaths that federal statisticians code with measles as the underlying cause, a mid-outbreak switch that leaves every one of Pennsylvania's five deaths off the national tally.

A 3-1 National Labor Relations Board declared that a 2020 employer-friendly test again governs discipline for heated or offensive conduct during union and workplace protest, and did it by treating a court's procedural ruling as an overruling rather than casting one.

Florida wants a Highlands County judge to stop OpenAI from building new models without outside approval, keep minors off ChatGPT and ban its first-person voice, resting on the company's own warnings rather than any discovery.

Cape Station's first 33 megawatts prove that oilfield drilling methods can build geothermal power at utility scale, but cost, reservoir durability, induced earthquakes, water and transmission limits remain the tests that decide whether it scales.

Six justices put back into effect a policy that lets the government deport people to countries they have never seen without telling them first, and agreed to decide in December whether that policy was ever lawful.

The heat under the ground does not set at dusk or go slack when the wind drops.

The official count of Americans wounded in the Iran war jumped by 37 in a week with no explanation, officials say at least four deaths are missing from it, and suicide attempts on a record-long carrier deployment appear in no public tally at all.