Highguard didn’t arrive quietly when it debuted on PS5 storefronts in January. It was smooth, well-planned, and purposefully devoid of the support that most shooters rely on. It arrived like...
The White House sought to achieve a balance when it established the new AI Safety and Innovation Council, one that could cautiously guide innovation without tightening the screws too much....
Recently, there has been a particularly disruptive collision between the legal landscape of insurance and the frontier of artificial intelligence. A Hong Kong-based company has filed a startling lawsuit against...
Before it became widely known, the term “legal hit job” was cautiously whispered in legal circles and associated with a name that has long elicited strong reactions. According to those...
Halifax’s approach to noise enforcement has started to change in recent months, if not legally yet. Council discussions have shifted from neighbor complaints to data-driven tools that promise clarity but...
It was the kind of match that tennis purists circle with red ink—not because of ranking points or headlines, but because it said something ineffable about grit, rhythm, and fairness....
It started with a hum. Not of engines, or machines, or even wind—but a silence that felt like tension stretched across the streets. In Winnipeg, cars stayed idling longer. In...
Justice David Masuhara’s courtroom had likely seen a fair share of procedural missteps before, but few as quietly consequential as the incident buried in Zhang v. Chen. What began as...
Some limits come disguised as protections. Others arrive bearing the full weight of unintended consequences. The proposal to ban cash transactions over £500 in the UK retail sector was never...
