Eva Fedderly

When a man sitting at a New Jersey bar noticed another patron left his phone behind, he grabbed it and tried to send money to himself through Zelle, Venmo and CashApp. The money never arrived. The man consulted with ChatGPT, according to Mary Warner, a cr... See more

Jury selection began Monday for a high-profile lawsuit in Nashville, Tennessee, against Meta, claiming that its platforms were designed to hook teenagers. The state’s attorney general says that the publicly traded company purposefully hid evidence that In... See more

Louisiana’s Concordia Parish School District has been under court order to desegregate its schools since 1965. In the district’s Ferriday High School, 92% of students are Black. Just twelve minutes’ drive away is Vidalia High School, where 62% of students... See more

When Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents killed American citizens Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis last January, local authorities repeatedly asked federal agencies for evidence. Repeatedly, they were told no. On Monday, after ICE officers... See more

A federal judge sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, calling it an abuse of the judicial process. In her scathing ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams lambasted the Trump adm... See more