Real estate listings get an AI makeover. When does it become false advertising?
AI-altered real estate photos are getting harder to spot. Lawmakers are pushing for new disclosure rules to protect homebuyers.
Year: 2026
Jack Smith defends Trump prosecutions, says he ‘will not be silenced’
Republicans want answers about records gathered during Arctic Frost, the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
New York Times games engineering director killed in California; in-laws arrested
An engineering director for The New York Times’ games division was shot and killed in Dublin, California, according to police...
New Jersey man sentenced for threatening to bomb cathedral before Supreme Court service
A New Jersey man has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison for threatening to detonate more than 100...
Connecticut man sentenced to prison for trying to join ISIS in Syria
A Connecticut man has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison for trying to travel to Syria to...
Toddler pulls loaded gun from backpack at Michigan daycare
A toddler pulled a loaded handgun from a backpack at a daycare in Canton, Michigan, before staff intervened, according to...
Former Colorado deputy charged in police facility shootings
A former Colorado sheriff’s deputy has been charged after opening fire at his former workplace and police vehicles at a...
The Pentagon will defend the November elections from foreign ‘meddlers’
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says his department is taking new steps aimed at protecting the 2026 elections from foreign...
Catholic archbishop rebukes Trump’s ‘war’ on immigrants while DOJ supports religious politicking
An archbishop's rebuke of President Donald Trump's immigration policies came at a time other churches sought permission to politick.
Justice Alito recuses himself from climate case over stock conflict
Only two Supreme Court justices own individual stocks. One just stepped away from a major climate case.
