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Anthropic sues Trump admin over Pentagon blacklisting

Anthropic sues Trump admin over Pentagon blacklisting

Anthropic filed suit Monday against the Trump administration, alleging the US government retaliated against the company for refusing to let its Claude AI model be used for autonomous lethal warfare and mass surveillance of Americans. In the 48-page complaint, filed in federal court in San Francisco, Anthropic seeks to

No, it wasn’t term limits that ended Daines’ Senate run

According to the Montana Secretary of State’s website, incumbent U.S. Sen. Steve Daines withdrew from his re-election bid three minutes before filing deadline last Wednesday, five minutes after his hand-picked successor, Kurt Alme, filed to run. Lots of people claimed victory because of the news, including

New lawsuit seeks to challenge Trump's newest tariffs

(The Center Square) – A nonprofit law firm that helped overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs under a 1977 law filed a new challenge Monday seeking to invalidate the president's newest tariff regime under a new law. After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled his tariffs illegal last

U.S. Senate to examine birthright citizenship restrictions

(The Center Square) - Prior to the Trump v. Barbara Supreme Court case, the U.S. Senate will examine potential birthright restrictions for children of illegal aliens and tourists. The U.S. Senate is expected to debate the issue Tuesday. The U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment ensures the protection of

Supreme Court continues to consider school transition cases

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a California policy that allowed schools to withhold information about a child’s gender transition from parents, based on constitutional claims. In Mirabelli v. Bonta, a 6-3 decision, the justices said California’s policy violated the First and 14th

Victorian mugshots give glimpse at ‘bad girls’ of the 1870s

Victorian mugshots give glimpse at ‘bad girls’ of the 1870s

By Nathan Pynn Girl criminals as young as 11 are pictured in a haunting collection of mugshots of women in a Victorian prison. Offences ranging from stealing boots, sheets, and drunken behavior saw them locked up in Newcastle City Gaol. The mugshots date back from the 1870s, when photography was

Landmark trial opens for Turkish opposition champion Imamoglu

Landmark trial opens for Turkish opposition champion Imamoglu

The trial of Istanbul's jailed mayor Ekrem Imamoglu began on Monday in a sprawling corruption case critics say is a politically motivated bid to scupper his chances of challenging President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Closely watched by observers both at home and abroad, the mass trial involving more than