Adapting to the World’s Water Problems
The world’s water problems are alarming and will worsen in the coming years, but there’s a lot we could learn from the way other societies cope (or don’t).
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Antibiotic Resistance is Harmful to Newborns with Sepsis
Babies are becoming more resistant to common antibiotics.
OpenAI Faces Lawsuit Alleging Copyright Infringement, Consumer Privacy Violations
Attorneys claim that, while training ChatGPT, OpenAI employees scoured the internet, using millions of consumers’ information without obtaining informed consent or offering to compensate them for data collection.
Women Sue West Virginia State Police After Hidden Cameras Found in Female Locker Rooms, Showers
The lawsuit alleges that the West Virginia State Police officers who found a USB drive containing hidden camera footage promptly destroyed it, rather than reporting its discovery to their superiors.
Critics are Not Pleased with NEDA’s Mental Health Chatbot
An eating disorder helpline was replaced with AI. Some users are not pleased.
Racial Inequality Issues are Evident in Lifeguard Shortages
Lifeguard shortages plague U.S. cities with high minority populations.
A Guide to Successful Right-of-Way Acquisitions from an Eminent Domain Attorney
The acquisition process can be complex and challenging, requiring expert legal guidance to avoid pitfalls and protect your interests.
Discovery Turns Harmful Pollutants into Harmless Substances
Chlorinated ‘forever chemicals’ destroyed through reaction with sulfite and UV light.
Montana AG Sues National Association of Attorneys General
As NAAG continues to focus on entrepreneurial litigation, it could face more lawsuits.
Nursing Home Bedsores, Fall Risk Could be Associated with Racism
How nursing home residents are treated could be a sign of a much larger issue.