Timothy Wainscott

Imagine a world where a self-driving car causes an accident, but no human can be held accountable because the machine made the decision on its own. This scenario isn't science fiction—it's a real legal conundrum unfolding right now. As artificial intelligence (AI) systems grow increasingly

Imagine a family sitting at their kitchen table, poring over health insurance options as premiums threaten to double in just a year’s time. With enhanced tax credits under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) set to expire, millions of Americans face a daunting reality of skyrocketing costs. Projections

What if the ethical boundaries of artificial intelligence, a technology reshaping every facet of society, were decided not in boardrooms but at the ballot box, fueled by the fortunes of tech titans? In California, a bold movement is gaining traction, with activists urging billionaires like Elon

In a legal technology landscape buzzing with innovation, a seismic clash has erupted that could redefine the boundaries of data usage and intellectual property protection. Imagine a sector where cutting-edge AI promises to revolutionize legal research, yet the very data fueling these advancements

Imagine a digital marketplace bustling with millions of transactions daily, where payments flow seamlessly across borders, and financial services are just a click away. Now, picture this vibrant ecosystem facing a seismic shift as new EU regulations loom on the horizon, threatening to reshape how

Imagine a ticking clock counting down to a health care crisis for millions of Americans, with billions of dollars in subsidies hanging in the balance and a divisive proposal from President Trump stirring the pot. As the deadline of December 31 looms, the debate over health care policy in Washington

Desiree Sainthrope has spent years inside the machinery of federal rulemaking and trade-law compliance, reading the footnotes and watching how politics bends process. She brings that same lens to broadcast ownership: the 39 percent cap was born in another era, but it now sits at the nexus of media

Generative AI platforms raced from lab demos to global infrastructure so quickly that courts have become de facto system architects, drawing legal boundaries that now influence how models are trained, deployed, and monetized across markets and product lines. Investor decks may celebrate scale and

Landscape Overview: Tennessee Schools at the Crossroads of Education and Immigration Control Tennessee’s proposal to let districts deny enrollment to undocumented children and to require universal status collection redraws the enrollment desk as a checkpoint rather than a doorway into learning,

In a world grappling with record-breaking heatwaves and intensifying storms, the fight against climate change has never felt more urgent, yet one of the most prominent players in this battle, 350.org, has made a stunning announcement: the suspension of its U.S. operations. This decision, revealed