A California mother alleges ChatGPT collected and used her children's personal information without valid consent. The ...

Smart TVs can track what you watch, including content from streaming devices and gaming consoles. Following privacy settlements involving Samsung and LG, learn how automatic content recognition (ACR) ...

Nearly 2,000 New York Child Victims Act cases involve accusations of abuse by educators or other school personnel. An investigation by The 74 and Mother Jones found that some schools were accused of ...

A recent four-state enforcement operation placed 78 commercial drivers and 25 vehicles out of service after 552 inspections. Inspectors can sideline a truck or driver when they find a violation ...

Millions of commercial trucks travel U.S. highways every day, carrying everything from groceries and construction materials to fuel and consumer goods. Roadside inspections are one tool used to make ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James has taken over the criminal investigation into a 2024 sexual assault reported at a Cornell University fraternity house. A former Cornell student has filed a ...

The Survivor’s Voice Protection Act would make NDAs that prohibit survivors from speaking out about sexual abuse unenforceable. The legislation wouldn’t eliminate confidentiality agreements; certain ...

For Americans who depend on prescription medication, even a small price increase can strain a household budget. Higher costs can force people to choose between filling a prescription and paying for ...

An historic settlement will compensate more than 260,000 DoorDash delivery workers in New York City. Announced on September 22, 2026, workers who were underpaid, not paid at all, or paid late for work ...

Parents and lawmakers may want social media platforms to know when a child is too young to use them. But there's a potential privacy issue hiding inside that goal, one that's been put front and center ...

The PFAS firefighter turnout gear litigation further expanded as 28 cities, counties, townships, fire districts, and fire departments sued Dupont, 3M, and other manufacturers on September 12, 2026.