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DC appeals court blames Deutsche Bank lawyers for AI hallucinations
{mag_summary} Calling it a “cautionary tale about the misuse of artificial intelligence,” the District of Columbia Court of Appeals struck down a Deutsche Bank subsidiary’s…
DOJ fired lawyer because she wouldn’t bend rules for Mel Gibson, lawsuit alleges
{mag_summary} In a lawsuit filed Thursday, a former U.S. Department of Justice lawyer claims that she was wrongfully terminated after refusing to restore gun ownership…
Court announces cases it will hear in December, including challenges to the constitutionality of bans on AR-15s
The Supreme Court will hear a pair of challenges to the constitutionality of bans on AR-15s and other semiautomatic rifles on Dec. 2. The oral arguments in Viramontes v. Cook County, which has been consolidated with Grant v. Higgins, headline the December argument...
Court grants request from Republican groups to pause ruling, for now, on political broadcasting rates
The Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for political parties and joint fundraising committees, at least for now, to receive favorable advertising rates in the upcoming midterm elections. In a four-page, unsigned opinion, the justices temporarily paused a ruling...
Under the watchful eye: Harsh realities of drone warfare driven home during Army drills in Germany
With 1,900 drones and tactics lifted straight from the battlefields of Ukraine, an exercise tested whether soldiers could adapt to a battlefield where troops and vehicles that remain exposed or stationary can be struck within minutes.
US investigates whether its forces struck wedding in Iran
The United States is looking into claims that American forces killed several Iranian civilians this week in a strike on a wedding, according to Vice President JD Vance.
5 things to know in veterans news: 9/11 tributes, support for psychedelics, foundation helps vets become teachers
An exhibit features a steel beam from the World Trade Center rubble, new support for emerging mental health treatments and a stamp to honor the Coast Guard Academy.
British army halts some training exercises to save money, reports say
Exercises involving 90 or more troops have been suspended as the army seeks to save roughly $40 million, according to media reports.
Reports emerge of Fort Carson soldiers sleeping in cars amid AC failures
Of the base’s dozens of barracks buildings, at least four are affected. A base official said Fort Carson was working to address the concerns and is committed to “rectifying all barracks A/C issues.”