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A federal judge rejected most of Sarah Silverman’s lawsuit against OpenAI for copyright infringement. But what he left in tells us more about where this dispute is headed.
A ballot measure sponsored by big business would eviscerate California’s ability to levy taxes and fees. Residents would be the victims.
How a leading global warming scientist won $1 million from right-wing climate change deniers -- and gave heart to foes of pseudoscience everywhere.
Despite months of naysaying by Republicans, voters are waking up to the fact that Biden has brought about lower inflation, low unemployment and economic growth.
Two studies cited by a judge in a ruling restricting the abortion medication mifepristone were retracted. But they’re still being cited in an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Chuck Philips, who died last month at 71, was the most important music industry journalist of his generation.
Ron DeSantis appeared to get a rare legal win against Walt Disney Co. in a Florida federal court. But a look at the judge’s record tells a bigger story.
In a rare slapdown for Elon Musk, a Delaware judge finds that his $56-billion Tesla pay package was the product of giant conflicts of interest on the Tesla board.
The NLRB hit Elon Musk’s SpaceX with a raft of labor law charges. A day later, he called the board “unconstitutional” in a lawsuit. Would the Supreme Court side with him?
Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece of nuclear black comedy, ‘Dr. Strangelove,’ premiered 60 years ago Monday. It feels as fresh and horrifying today as it did then.
