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TikTok settles for over $100 million in mental health lawsuit, Alabama AG says

The Alabama Attorney General’s Office announced Friday it reached a minimum $100 million settlement deal with TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, days before a state court was set to hear arguments surrounding the app's potential mental health effects on minors. TikTok has 45 days to respond to the settlement, which could balloon to $300...

Wave of overlooked ‘left-wing’ lawsuits could come with an unexpected price tag for Americans

A report from Power The Future and the Heritage Foundation warns climate lawsuits could cost American households nearly $1,465 more per year.

Trump’s Greenland deal shadows Xi visit after years of Beijing eyeing Arctic influence

Trump's Greenland security deal blocked China's Arctic ambitions days before Xi Jinping arrived for a state dinner with America's top AI executives.

She grew up under Soviet rule. Now EU’s top diplomat warns Europe against giving Russia what it wants

Kaja Kallas says Russia's sabotage and intimidation campaign aims to weaken European support for Ukraine, warning the strategy will escalate if it works.

Two powerful federal courts face push to break free from DC bubble as unlikely duo steps in

Sens. Chris Coons and Ashley Moody introduced the Better Bench Act to drop the D.C. residency requirement for Court of Federal Claims judges.

WATCH: Black bishop calls voter ID argument ‘deeply insulting’ after explosive noncitizen registration report

Earl Walker Jackson calls claims that Black Americans can't get voter ID "deeply insulting" and slams noncitizen voting as disenfranchisement.

How a six pack of beer and the Magna Carta could finally fix a problem plaguing Americans for decades

Kenneth Jouppi's $95,000 Cessna was seized over a misdemeanor beer conviction, and the Supreme Court will now weigh Eighth Amendment limits.

Kamala Harris uses flower analogy to explain social media algorithms while discussing AI, midterms

Former Vice President Kamala Harris used an odd analogy involving pink and yellow flowers to explain how social media algorithms target users during a recent podcast appearance.

Midterms too close to call, GOP’s missing positive message and other commentary

“Trump certainly deserves a shellacking — his presidency combines the unthinkable with the unnecessary with the unhinged,” growls Joe Klein at Sanity Clause.

Wildlife crossing makes us wonder: Can California still build anything?

The long-awaited wildlife crossing over the 101 is behind schedule and over budget. Which raises the question: Can we still build anything in California?

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