In New Mexico, involuntary manslaughter in the commission of a lawful act is used to hold people accountable for doing things that "an ordinary prudent adult would know better than to do," says University of New Mexico law professor Joshua Kastenberg.

"Information is power—and government officials everywhere are awash in it," writes Jonathan Abel.

France has one of the youngest retirement ages in the world at 62. President Macron’s plan to change that has been met with massive strikes.

The U.S. hit its debt ceiling of $31.4 trillion. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said she doesn’t anticipate Americans will feel the effects before June—but there could be some consequences.

Santos, who identifies as a gay man and supported Florida’s Don’t Say Gay law, has disputed reports that he ever was a drag performer.

Despite long-standing fears of artificial intelligence replacing human jobs

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed Britain’s shipment of tanks. But Ukraine needs more from Western allies.

We must work more closely toward a solution for us all,' Ukraine's finance minister says.

On Day 2 in Davos, the Russian invasion of Ukraine was top of the agenda. But many also discussed "Ukraine fatigue" in the private sector.

“Us true American Nationalists will prevail, because you will have to kill us to stop us.”