TikTok seeks to dismiss Florida's lawsuit challenging the state's social media ban for minors, arguing the law violates free speech rights and fails to clearly explain what companies must do to comply.

California regulators ordered Health Net to extend assisted living services through the end of the year for about 3,500 low-income Medi-Cal patients after the insurer's abrupt termination plan threatened vulnerable elderly residents.

New Mexico's attorneys open arguments Wednesday in a trial accusing Facebook of mishandling user data through the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, surveillance tools built for national security have evolved into a vast digital ecosystem that can track Americans' movements and monitor protests with unprecedented speed and scale.

The Trump administration proposes excluding noncitizens without green cards from the 2030 census, a change that could shift federal funding and House representation among states.

Florida physicians ask for a formal hearing on the DeSantis administration's proposal to make it easier for parents to opt out of school vaccine requirements.

Three Hudson residents join a lawsuit challenging the town's refusal to enforce zoning rules against a planned 1,200-bed immigration detention center at a former prison facility.

A growing number of young people turn to AI chatbots for advice on serious issues instead of confiding in family or friends, raising concerns about privacy and safety.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife launches its first-ever Citizens Academy in Colorado Springs this fall, offering six free weekly sessions exploring how the agency manages wildlife and outdoor recreation across the state.

Wyoming teachers earned 13% less than other college graduates in 2025, the third-worst pay penalty among all states, according to a new economic report.