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Opioid Lawsuits Will Continue After $572M J&J Settlement
By Sanya Mansoor
She Took on Silicon Valley Giants. Now Margrethe Vestager Is Preparing for Her Final Act
By Vivienne Walt/Brussels
Uber Is Being Investigated for Gender Discrimination
By Casey Quackenbush
Accused Sex Trafficker Wants Trial Delayed Because of #MeToo
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Are Your Kids Seeing too Much Adult Content on YouTube?
YouTube removed more than 50 user channels in the last week in response to criticism
By Paresh Dave / Reuters
November 22, 2017
The U.S. Laws That Allow Underage Girls to Get Married
Nearly every state allows at least some people under 18 to wed
By Charlotte Alter
May 31, 2017
Microsoft Sued by Online Moderators Over Violent Images
They claim they were not warned about the potential for mental harm
By Feliz Solomon
January 12, 2017
Sixty Percent of Americans Support Legalizing Pot
Support has reached its highest level in 47 years
By Tekendra Parmar
October 20, 2016
Can Apple Be Held Liable for Texting-While-Driving Crashes?
Critics say smartphone makers aren't doing enough to prevent road fatalities
By Alex Fitzpatrick
September 27, 2016
Here's What Happens When a Crime Is Committed On a Plane
Reports that followed Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's divorce filing have raised the question
By Alex Fitzpatrick
September 23, 2016
Facebook Loses Bid to Stop Girl Suing Over Naked Photo
The tech giant has been sued before in relation to hosting sexual images posted as revenge
By Feliz Solomon
September 13, 2016
Airbnb CEO: ‘Bias and Discrimination Have No Place’ Here
The company is rolling out a new anti-discrimination policy
By Alex Fitzpatrick
September 8, 2016
Airbnb Is Overhauling its Anti-Discrimination Policy
After months of criticism and instances of racism
By Deborah M. Todd / Reuters
September 8, 2016
Uber's China Deal Under Investigation
Uber wants to sell its China operations to a local rival
By Reuters
September 2, 2016
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says E.U. Tax Ruling Is 'Total Political Crap'
'Ireland is being picked on and this is unacceptable'
By Reuters
September 1, 2016
What to Know About Apple's $14.5 Billion Tax Bill
The company is fighting a potentially costly European ruling
By David Meyer / Fortune
August 30, 2016
Read Apple CEO Tim Cook's Response to Europe's Tax Ruling
Apple could owe billions in back taxes
By Alex Fitzpatrick
August 30, 2016
Yelp Is Now Marking Businesses That Sue Reviewers
After several businesses have sued consumers
By Rosalie Chan
July 25, 2016
A Major Legal Fight Just Opened Up in the Hyperloop World
Hyperloop One, the target of a new lawsuit, is trying to build a new high-speed rail system
By Alex Fitzpatrick
July 12, 2016
Sharing Your Netflix Password Is Now a Federal Crime
The decision says millions of people could be "unwitting federal criminals"
By David Z. Morris / Fortune
July 11, 2016
Hong Kong Lawmaker Faces 'Politically Motivated' Charges
Activists in Hong Kong say the timing of the case against Leung Kwok-hung is suspect
By Casey Quackenbush / Hong Kong
June 24, 2016
Thailand Should Decriminalize Methamphetamine, General Says
Thailand has been infamous for its harsh drug laws and a zero-tolerance approach to illicit drug users
By Amanda Calvo
June 16, 2016
Google Accused of Enabling Photography Piracy
Getty Images files E.U. complaint against search giant
By Olivier Laurent
April 26, 2016
China: New Foreign NGO Law Threatens Advocacy Work
Groups involved with environmental or human-rights advocacy will find it much harder to work in China
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
April 26, 2016
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff: 'Anti-LGBT' Bills Are 'Anti-Business'
TIME speaks to the tech titan about his political fight for equality
By Katy Steinmetz
March 31, 2016
Israeli Firm Helping FBI Unlock Shooter's iPhone
Apple has refused to help investigators, citing privacy concerns
By Nash Jenkins
March 23, 2016
Another Super-Popular App Is Joining the Encryption Battle
Facebook-owned WhatsApp may be the next big battleground
By David Z. Morris / Fortune
March 14, 2016
Edward Snowden Dismisses FBI Claim That Only Apple Can Unlock iPhone
Snowden called the FBI's position "horses--t" at a conference
By Nolan Feeney
March 9, 2016
Steve Wozniak: 'I Side With Apple' in FBI Case
The Apple co-founder is a major digital privacy advocate
By Alex Fitzpatrick
March 8, 2016
Apple Files Legal Motion Denying FBI Request
The company compared the FBI’s order to a pharma firm being forced to produce lethal injection drugs
By Alex Fitzpatrick
February 25, 2016
Apple Wants to Make Totally Unhackable iPhones
As it's fighting government demands to access data
By Alex Fitzpatrick
February 25, 2016
Apple CEO Defends Company's Choice in FBI Fight
The company is not letting go in its fight over privacy with the FBI
By Alex Fitzpatrick
February 24, 2016
Apple's Fight With the FBI Explained in 2 Paragraphs
It's about the future
By Alex Fitzpatrick
February 24, 2016
FBI Fires Back at Apple in Encryption Battle
The FBI says decisions involving safety from terrorists shouldn't be left in the hands of "corporations that sell stuff for a living"
By NBC News
February 22, 2016
Facebook, Twitter Join Apple in FBI Encryption Fight
More tech companies are rallying around Apple
By Kia Kokalitcheva / Fortune
February 18, 2016
Read Apple CEO Tim Cook's Letter Challenging Order to Unlock iPhone
"Opposing this order is not something we take lightly."
By Alex Fitzpatrick
February 17, 2016
Why Is Facebook Taking Down Marijuana Dispensary Pages?
The social network is going after what it claims are violations of its "Community Standards"
By NBC News
February 16, 2016
Amazon's New Terms of Service Won't Apply During a Zombie Apocalypse
The rules are out the window if the CDC says theres a zombie attack
By Daniel White
February 10, 2016
'Happy Birthday' Song Lawsuit Ends in Settlement
A company is paying big bucks to keep the English language's most popular song
By Eriq Gardner/ The Hollywood Reporter
February 9, 2016
Apple Faces Possible Lawsuit for ‘Error 53’ Problem
"We believe that Apple may be intentionally forcing users to use their repair services"
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
February 9, 2016
Kansas Lawmaker Apologizes for Creating Strict Women's Dress Code
He faced criticism from both sides of the aisle
By Daniel White
January 26, 2016
Nestle Can't Trademark the Classic KitKat Shape: Judge
Nestle's attempt to trademark the KitKat shape in England was denied
By Daniel White
January 20, 2016
Former Drug CEO Martin Shkreli Is Getting New Lawyers
Shkreli gained notoriety for raising the price of a life-saving drug from $13.50 to $750 per pill
By Eliana Dockterman
January 19, 2016
Lawsuit Says Fitbit Fitness Trackers Are Inaccurate
The suit alleges Fitbit knowingly mislead users
By Jason Cipriani / Fortune
January 7, 2016
Spotify Hit With $150 Million Copyright Lawsuit
The suit alleges that Spotify failed to secure and pay for the rights of a large number of songs it streams to users
By Kia Kokalitcheva / Fortune
December 29, 2015
Illinois Says Daily Fantasy Sports Sites Are Illegal
DraftKings and FanDuel have been ruled illegal in the state
December 23, 2015
More Than 45,000 People Register Drones in 2 Days
The registry will be offline Christmas Day in anticipation of some 400,000 drones expected to be sold
By Daniel White
December 23, 2015
Everything to Know About the Arrested Drug Price-Hiking CEO
Martin Shkreli wants to maximize company profits and become a rap mogul
By Victor Luckerson
December 17, 2015
Google 'Disappointed' by California's New Self-Driving Car Regulations
They say a licensed driver must be capable of taking control while driving
By Daniel White
December 16, 2015
Popular Hair Product Wen Sued for Allegedly Making Women Go Bald
Wen Hair Care is endorsed by celebrities but now facing legal troubles
By Marcia Breen / NBC News
December 15, 2015
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