Matthew Prince knew what was coming. The CEO of Cloudflare, an internet security company and content delivery network in San Francisco, was behind his desk..

The special counsel faces the challenge of showing Trump’s aides colluded with the Russia-linked Twitter bots and Facebook trolls.

Shipping and Transit has a habit of dismissing cases when defendants fight back.

Activists argue the ruling could have serious implications for how law enforcement is able to conduct remote searches.

The Trump administration could soon follow their lead. By Pema Levy.

The Supreme Court of Canada says the trial judge who acquitted a 35-year-old woman of sexual assault charges for having sex with a 14-year-old boy did not make any error in law. On Friday, the Supreme Court released written reasons for its May ruling where justices said Saskatchewan resident Barbara George should not face a new trial on sexual interference and sexual assault charges.

Take it from me. Your 90s are the best years to work.

Who's running that place, Caligula?

As we recently covered, Minnesota law enforcement tried to snatch victory from the expiring body of a black driver shot by a St. Anthony police officer by immediately asking an uninvolved social media company to turn over information on Philando...

Newly installed Justice Neil M. Gorsuch has quickly established himself on the Supreme Court as a hard-right conservative.

Watchdog groups have vowed to make sure Bible classes in Kentucky public schools don’t go from teaching to preaching. By Corky Siemaszko. (June 28, 2017)

Rapid developments in brain-machine interfacing and neuroprosthetics are revolutionizing the way we treat paralyzed people, but the same technologies could eventually be put to more generalized use—a development that’ll turn many of us into veritable cyborgs.

Vancouver tech company seeks to de-list a website selling alleged counterfeits.

Remember that critical constitutional principle? It’s now endangered. By Scott Lemieux.

After heavy opposition, robocall company gives up attempt to avoid FCC rules.

Gorsuch, 10 weeks in, has been one of the most conservative members on the high court.

A Colorado baker who refused to create a wedding cake for a gay couple is appealing a discrimination ruling, citing the First Amendment.

In a win for President Trump, the court took on a case that sets the stage for a major decision on presidential power.

The Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) is reportedly testing new safety procedures that could require airline passengers to remove books from their carry-on bags when going through security lines, raising privacy concerns.