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For the piece, titled As I Sit Waiting, artist Lydia Nobles “collected narratives of people’s experiences with abortion access or lack thereof."

Legislation barring government contracts with companies that engage in a growing list of "boycotts" in their business dealings has popped up in several states.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes defended a controversial surveillance program that tracks wire transfers at a press conference in Tempe on Thursday.

Politically motivated consumer boycotts have played a central role throughout U.S. history.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes defended a controversial surveillance program that tracks wire transfers at a press conference in Tempe on Thursday.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes defended a controversial surveillance program that tracks wire transfers at a press conference in Tempe on Thursday.

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday denied a request to hear a case involving an Arkansas publication and a state law requiring contractors to pledge not to boycott Israel.

As companies increasingly explore how to improve their cybersecurity and shield their technology, proprietary secrets, and the personal ...

A string of mass shootings has reignited debate about addressing gun violence. One proposed solution: artificial intelligence.

(NEW YORK) — A string of six mass shootings in California over less than two weeks, which left 30 dead and 19 injured, has reignited calls that the U.S. address gun violence. President Joe Biden earlier this month pushed for a nationwide ban on assault […]