After Hospital Discharge, Pike Returns to Prison Care
Christa Pike has returned to a Tennessee prison after surviving a failed execution, with ongoing medical care and recovery questions now extending beyond the hospital.
The Supreme Court Struck Down a New Deal Farm Rescue
The 1934 Frazier-Lemke Act sought to protect indebted farmers, including many in the Great Plains, from foreclosure during the Depression. In 1935, the U.S. Supreme Court struck it down as…
Encryption Is a Press-Safety Tool, Not a Cure-All
A planned Global Encryption Day and reports of threats against Congolese journalists show why digital security matters—and why event claims still require verification.
A 1931 Quantum Prediction Takes Shape in the Laboratory
Ultracold cesium atoms have revealed Bethe strings, bound states that let physicists test how quantum matter behaves in one dimension.
Records Raise New Questions in Cornell and Chicago Investigations
ABC News reporting on Cornell records and a FOX 32 report on Chicago police access to Flock data underscore how much remains unknown in two public-accountability cases.
Press Access Fight Tests White House Power
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are seeking court protection from renewed White House restrictions, putting due process, presidential access authority and press retaliation before a federal judge.
Court Watch: Vacancy Plans, Dominion Appeal and Indonesia Ruling
Recent court developments range from Senate preparations for a possible Supreme Court vacancy to a Colorado defamation appeal and an Indonesian ruling that left the vice president in office.
A Grade Error, a Death and a University Settlement
The family of University of Glasgow student Ethan Scott Brown reached a settlement after a grading error; reports leave key questions unanswered.
Queensland School Deal Puts Leave and Workload in Focus
A proposed agreement covering 25,000 Queensland Catholic school employees offers limited reproductive leave, while union objections and fresh demand for contract nurses underscore competing pressures across care and education work.