The Cabotage Laws of the World (2025)—reveals that 105 countries now have cabotage laws protecting their maritime industries and national security. In this HSToday interview, Executive Editor Kristina ...

Oakland County says it has suspended four information technology employees for their roles in improperly awarding a contract ...

Millions of Americans face civil legal issues every day. As per the Legal Services Corporation’s 2022 report “The Justice Gap,” many make these uncertain journeys alone, unable to afford ...

In Miami-Dade County, Fla., the public defender's office has embraced AI to organize information, conduct legal research and ...

The Trump administration quietly erased a DHS policy on facial recognition from its public website while deepening its ...

In a Mississippi civil rights case, a judge's ruling included allegations not in the lawsuit, and it used the wrong names for ...

When victims of crime, battered women, and teenagers just learning to drive apply for a driver’s license or a car ...

Client-focused, digitized services have become the norm across all industries, and law is no exception. Tech-enabled legal services and ...

The government still uses 1970s-era technology to deliver SNAP, leaving beneficiaries vulnerable to transnational crime rings ...

Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society welcomes applications for its 2026 and 2026-2027 fellowships.

An investigation conducted by an outside firm had already concluded the contract approval violated state law. Commissioner Michael Spisz is asking the sheriff’s department to investigate ...

Judges around the world are dealing with a growing problem: legal briefs that were generated with the help of artificial ...