The newspaper’s transformation has paralleled the city’s turnaround on crime.

Top Iranian propagandist ran the regime's psychological operations, reports say. The post Iran’s IRGC Spokesman, Who Threatened Trump, Killed in Israeli Strike first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

The Commission of Fine Arts on Thursday approved a new 24-carat coin featuring President Trump’s likeness to celebrate American’s 250th birthday. The CFA committee, packed with hand-picked Trump allies, unanimously approved the commemorative coin’s design on Thursday, allowing the US Mint to begin production. The panel greenlit the design of a stern-looking Trump with his […]

EFF joined other digital rights and civil liberties organizations in calling out the unconstitutionality of Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr’s recent threats to punish broadcasters for airing statements he disagrees with.  Carr’s recent threats, like his past threats, are unconstitutional efforts to coerce news coverage that favors President Donald Trump. He wrongly claims that the FCC’s “public interest” standard allows him and the commission to revoke the licenses of broadcasters who publish news that is unflattering to the government is anathema to our country’s core constitutional values.  The First Amendment constrains the FCC’s authority to force broadcasters to toe the government’s line, even though broadcast licensees are required to operate in the “public interest, convenience, and necessity.” Imposing restrictions on licensees’ speech, especially viewpoint-based limitations, are still subject to First Amendment scrutiny even if, in some circumstances, that scrutiny differs somewhat from that applied to non-broadcast media. And the “public interest” requirement, as it were, has never been interpreted to allow the type of viewpoint-based punishment that Carr has threatened here.   Everyone agrees that news reporting should strive for accuracy, but Carr’s threats have little do with that. Instead, his allegations of "falsity" are a proxy for retaliation based on (1) Carr’s subjective policy disagreements; (2) any criticism of Trump and the administration broadly; (3) treatment of anything that is not the official US government line about the Iran War as “false.”  We join the call for Carr to withdraw these threats.   Civil Society Letter to FCC Chairman Barr

The device is being developed by the company's Devices and Services division, and it would feature personalized features aimed at making it easier to use Amazon's suite of apps, including Amazon shopping, Prime Video, and Prime Music, according to Reuters.

A cyberattack on a U.S. car breathalyzer company has left drivers across the United States reportedly stranded and unable to start their vehicles.

The independent journalist uncovered more hospice fraud in Los Angeles, and Governor Gavin Newsom is big mad — at Shirley.

She told people to "get out" of New York. They did. Now, she insists they need to come back and "support the generous social programs" in the state.