WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ore. (KATU) – Deputies responding to a 911 call for a "burglary in progress" at an Oregon woman’s home ended up catching the culprit – a robotic vacuum that was trapped in her bathroom.

"Video visitation" services cost as much as 50 cents per minute.

The EU has hit back at new U.S. proposals to target European goods with tariffs, following a WTO ruling over subsidies for Airbus.

A vote happens later this week to create a fund for descendants of the 272 slaves sold by the Jesuit university 181 years ago. It could be a model for other schools.

If you need another reason to advocate for the legalization of marijuana—a new study shows why weed sold illegally on the street is more likely to have unacceptable levels of feces in it. They don't call it good shit for nothing.

A small but growing number of Americans are leaving inheritances to their pets. How is Fluffy using the money?

Why should Neil Gorsuch care if someone's essentially tortured to death? He'll never know that guy.

For over 10 years, VMware was accused of illegally using Linux code in its VMware ESX bare-metal virtual machine hypervisor. After a German court dismissed the case, the Linux programmer behind the lawsuit has called it a day.

For months now we've all heard the refrain: Article 13 (now Article 17) of the EU Copyright Directive would not require filters. We all knew it was untrue. We pointed out many times that it was untrue, and that there was literally no way to...

A U.S. jury on Wednesday awarded $80 million to a man who claimed his use of Bayer's glyphosate-based weed killer Roundup caused his cancer, in the latest legal setback for the company facing thousands of similar lawsuits. The jury in San Francisco federal court said the company was liable for plaintiff Edwin Hardeman's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr wasted no time sharing his report on former President Bill Clinton with America

The justices will hear two cases Tuesday challenging congressional maps drawn to limit one party's political power.

The only countries who order more death penalties than Saudi Arabia are China and Iran, but beheading with a sword is unique to Saudis.

The work at the S.P.L.C. could be meaningful and gratifying. But it was hard, for many of us there, not to feel like we’d become pawns in what was, in many respects, a highly profitable scam. By Bob Moser.

In San Diego, the United States Border Patrol grabbed a girl who is 9 and a U.S. citizen and on her way to school, accused her of lying about her identity, then detained her for 36 hours. It's hard to imagine this sort of thing routinely happening under Trump's white supremacist presidency to families who look differently. Say, blonde and white and wealthy.

Of the many legal challenges President Donald Trump is facing, few have forced legal experts and historians to dig deep quite like claims that his private business dealings with foreign governments violate the Constitution. By Brad Kutner.

Most of the arguments for preserving our insane system are morally odious, unsubstantiated, and/or factually incorrect.

Global policy on drug control is unrealistic, and has taken a harsh toll on millions of the world’s poorest people

The Southern Poverty Law Center did not give a reason for firing Morris Dees, 82, but said that it was “committed to ensuring that the conduct of our staff reflects the mission of the organization.”

Claims of a college admissions cheating scam that could send actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman to prison actually centers on a CEO and a company with far less name recognition: William Rick Singer and The Key.