Topic: Law and Crime

Eight U.S. senators on Tuesday urged the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission to undertake an antitrust investigation of the providers of generative AI content.

Singer and actor Justin Timberlake is expected to plead guilty to a traffic offense to end the drunk driving case against him in Sag Harbor, N.Y.

A Pakistani national was indicted Tuesday for allegedly attempting to commit an act of terrorism across national boundaries and murder-for-hire targeting former President Donald Trump and others.

Police arrested 42 people at the Land Forces Defense Expo in Melbourne on Wednesday in the largest protest the Australian city has seen in more than two decades, authorities said.

Authorities in California have arrested a 34-year-old man accused of starting the Line Fire last week that has scorched tens of thousands of acres in San Bernardino County.

An Indiana man and woman are accused of stealing at least 15 bronze markers from the headstones of veterans' graves and damaging another at several cemeteries in northwestern Indiana.

The ex-partner accused of killing Olympic runner and Uganda-born athlete Rebecca Cheptegei by setting her on fire also has died after injuries sustained in the same incident, according to reports.

The European Union's highest court hit Silicon Valley's top two tech giants ordering Apple to pay Ireland $14.3 billion in taxes and fining Google $2.6 billion for abusing its market position for shopping searches.

Britain began discharging about 1,750 inmates from prisons Tuesday as part of efforts to free up space in a creaking penal system bursting at the seams.

A divided Supreme Court of North Carolina has ruled to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name from the state's general election ballot.