Author: Evan Moore
A bill introduced in North Carolina last year could cap towing fees in the state.Read More
On March 20, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson issued a memorandum directing the creation of an internal Healthcare Task Force.Read More
When police pull over someone with autism, those stops can quickly escalate into confrontations because of miscommunications and stress. The General Assembly gave final approval Wednesday to a bill designed to alert police so they handle those situations better.Read More
Trump-appointed US District Judge Mark T. Pittman upheld a law that bans firearms in sensitive places in Texas.Read More
OLYMPIA — Gov. Bob Ferguson signed legislation Wednesday that restricts counties from sharing information about Washington voters, including names, dates of birth, addresses and either a driver’s license number orRead More
Deepfakes—deceptively realistic image, video, and audio content generated by artificial intelligence (AI)—are no longer a marginal phenomenon. Those affected are not only public figures but also increasingly private individuals, predominantly women. Beyond the currently debated classification under German criminal law, the phenomenon also merits examination from an employment law perspective, as the misuse of AI does not stop at the factory gates.Read More
By Annie Pulley, THE BADGER PROJECT Sean Duffy — a former Republican congressman from Hayward and the current secretary of the U.S. Department ofRead More
Director Chloé Wallace speaks out against the rise of ‘heroin chic’ and opens the debate about the dangers of body worship and the ultraconservative gaze behind the return to that ideal of beautyRead More
RAVE to speedy passport renewal. I submitted online renewals for mine and my wife’s passports (which expire later this year) on March 7, using the “routine processing time” (four to six weeks) option. Incredibly, we received our new passports via…Read More
Rock musical ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ takes the stage in Schwab Auditorium.Read More