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Rhode Island Environmental Police are reminding anglers to follow fishing regulations after recent cases of illegal catches drew attention on social media.
On a crisp October morning in San Cristobal, in northern Taos County, Sgt. Jayme King prepared a nacho-like meal: plantain chips sprinkled with chocolate-covered espresso beans and drizzled with a
Three of the world's largest technology companies are suing California over a new law aimed at protecting teenagers on social media platforms.
The New York Times has added a beta feature to its Cooking app that helps readers swap ingredients or adjust recipes to suit their needs. It mostly hits the mark.
You probably think the top of the Biglaw pay pyramid has a Manhattan address — and historically, that’s accurate, but things are changing. According to Major, Lindsey & Africa’s 2026 Partner Compensation Survey, Silicon Valley partners reported average 2025 compensation of $2.57 million. That beats New York’s $2.47 million and puts the Valley first among all the metro areas the recruiting firm tracks.
Tesla says it will wind down its most notorious model at Gigafactory Texas to make room for its self-driving Cybercab.
A farming subsidiary owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is leasing land it owns in Texas for a large data center.
A space technology company that has been involved in U.S. Department of Defense initiatives is behind the launches.
California’s ban on addictive social media features for kids takes effect in January. Now Big Tech is trying to stop it in federal court.
Google, Meta and TikTok sued the state of California on Wednesday to block a new law that restricts companies from targeting children younger than 16 with “addictive” social media content
WATSONTOWN — Touching on subjects as diverse as big tech’s adverse effects on children, human trafficking and senior scams, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday addressed an audience of about 90
Arizona researchers are developing a way to catch destructive bark beetles before the damage becomes visible — by listening to them inside living trees.