NHTSA tells US Congress: advanced impaired driving detection tech isn't ready
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USA to mandate surveillance tech for new cars also determing fitness to drive by 2027
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The oldest recipe in history - Hammurabi's Kanasu stew
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How US doctors cashed in on the No Surprises Act
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Sovereign Cloud stats every CIO needs before their next board meeting
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Dual national Londoner stranded in Spain by new border rule
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The best way to protect your phone from a warrantless search in 2026
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US state dealer laws add up to $5,000 to new car prices, ICLE study finds
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Much ado about marshmallows
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US Supreme Court rules against Colorado ban on ‘conversion therapy’ for LGBTQ+ kids
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Ageless Linux emerges to protest OS-level age verification laws
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Why Scotland succeeded
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GrapheneOS refuses to comply with new age verification laws for operating systems — group says it will never require personal information
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“Reinforces the value of originality”: Fender secures legal ruling to protect the Stratocaster body design
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Can coding agents relicense open source through a “clean room” implementation of code?
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GNU and the AI reimplementations
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UK supermarket chain Iceland has abandoned its decade-long trademark battle with Iceland and instead promised a “rapprochement discount” for shoppers in the country
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Iceland is one of the few western countries that has never hosted a professional boxing fight. That ends on April 10.
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Ancient stepwells brought back to life as India begins to run out of water
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A nationwide LGBTQ+ book ban bill for public schools has been introduced in the US House of Representatives
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Sweden has been part of the EU for thirty years, yet is one of the few to have kept their own currency – could global tensions finally see them warming towards the euro
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Who’s liable when your AI agent burns down production? How Amazon’s Kiro took down AWS for thirteen hours and why the ‘human error’ label tells you everything wrong about the agentic AI era.
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Breakthrough antibody discovery targets Epstein-Barr virus, which infects 95% of the world’s population
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AI hallucination cases - When lawyers use hallucinated legal content
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We bought an old house in the Japanese countryside
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China to ban hidden door handles on cars starting 2027
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'Right-to-compute' laws may be coming to your state this year
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China executes eleven members of Myanmar scam mafia
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UK Appeals court state RuneScape gold counts as property and can be stolen, in $700k bombshell case
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New California law means big changes for real estate listing photos
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Judge laughs at TSA as Southwest fights $48 million fine for keeping passenger fees
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Judge to Texas: You can’t age-gate the entire internet without evidence
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The time Weird Al Yankovic went too far
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AI might not be coming for lawyers’ jobs anytime soon
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Salisbury Steak is actually super weird
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EU drops 2035 combustion engine ban as global electric vehicle shift faces reset
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Dissecting bad internet bills with a digital rights advocate: KOSA, SCREEN Act, Section 230 repeal
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Proposed amendments to Denmark's laws on copyright and broadcasting would see VPNs limited for common uses under changes to combat access to illegal streaming services
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How Europe is gearing up to follow Australia's teen social media ban
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A post on X claiming that Denmark has introduced an IQ threshold of at least 85 for sperm donors has sparked confusion, debate and memes, but ultimately is misleading
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Parliament of the Faroe Islands voted on Thursday to legalise abortion until the end of the 12th week of pregnancy, overturning a decades-old law that prohibited abortions in most cases
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Tweaks to state laws mean many Americans will be able to benefit from small, simple plug-in solar panels
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How right-wing superstar Riley Gaines built an anti-trans empire
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EU countries must mutually recognise same-sex marriages, European Court of Justice rules
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Reselling tickets for profit to be outlawed in UK government crackdown
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New Zealand supreme court ruled that Uber drivers are employees
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Danish man convicted of sharing nude scenes from copyrighted films and TV series on the social media site Reddit
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Swedish parliament votes to allow uranium mining – now classed as a concession mineral, especially useful for society
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Denmark eyes new law to protect citizens from AI deepfakes – if enacted, Danes would get the copyright over their own likeness
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California lets residents opt-out of a ton of data collection on the web
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