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AI tools have the potential to expand the National Security Agency’s surveillance dragnet more than ever before. The public deserves to know how the government is using these tools.

An environmental group coalition accuses the U.S. Forest Service of putting federal timber targets ahead of other concerns, including in NC.

In what has become a familiar pattern, a testing lab called Valisure last month told the Food and Drug Administration that Clearasil and other widely used acne medications contain potentially cancer-causing benzene.

Harvesting enough trees to meet federal timber targets nationally is inappropriately taking precedent over ecological considerations when the U.S. Forest Services sets goals for projects in national forests, including in

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday narrowly adopted a $256.3 million operating budget for the 2025 fiscal year, bringing an end to weeks of debate about county spending

IRLI is suing ICE for withholding information regarding its policy to hide the identities of criminal illegal aliens.

Credit union overdraft and Nonsufficient Fee income should not be publicly disclosed because it is confidential business information and is exempt from

Lawmakers voted Tuesday to formally find the Arkansas Board of Corrections lacked the ability to hire outside legal counsel in ongoing lawsuits against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary, and that the board violated the states Freedom of Information Act.

LeeAnne Walters is continuing her fight for justice following the Flint Water Crisis 10 years later.