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Supreme Court rules for Alaska moose hunter, says he can ‘rev up his hovercraft’ again

16:27, March 26 5 0

Photo by aapsky/Shutterstock.com. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the National Park Service did not have the authority to ban use of hovercrafts on Alaska’s Nation River.

What do major copyright changes mean for internet freedom?

14:06, March 26 8 0

The European parliament approved the largest, and most contentious, overhaul of copyright legislation in two decades on Monday. When the directive comes into effect, it will be the biggest change to internet regulation since General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Sellers of blood-thinner drug to settle about 25,000 suits for $775M

12:25, March 26 16 0

Image from Shutterstock.com. The sellers of the blood thinner Xarelto have agreed to pay $775 million to settle about 25,000 lawsuits claiming the companies failed to warn the drug can cause potentially fatal bleeding.

How Michael Avenatti went from liberal hero to alleged extortionist

12:03, March 26 14 0

When celebrity attorney Michael Avenatti stepped into a Manhattan federal courtroom about 6pm on Monday, he lacked the sass and razzmatazz that had secured his roles as a media darling and vociferous social media foe of Donald Trump.

Coroners could get power to investigate late-term stillbirths

11:47, March 26 17 0

Stillbirths occurring in the last few weeks before a baby is due may in future be investigated by coroners under plans by the government to help families find answers to such distressing events.

In ‘major shift,’ Department of Justice argues entire health care law should be struck down

10:23, March 26 15 0

Image from Shutterstock. The U.S. Department of Justice told a federal appeals court Monday evening that it agrees with a federal judge who struck down the entire Affordable Care Act as unconstitutional.

Wales is right to ban smacking. But it’s not the whole solution

06:17, March 26 16 0

When you’ve been awake since dawn, you haven’t spoken to another adult for six hours, you’re having your first period in two years and your baby is refusing to go to sleep despite having been awake since 4.22am, there is a very fine line between playfully flicking bits of sheepskin out of your child’s hand before they eat it, and just hitting your child.

Climate change denial is evil, says Mary Robinson

02:32, March 26 30 0

The denial of climate change is not just ignorant, but “malign and evil”, according to Mary Robinson, because it denies the human rights of the most vulnerable people on the planet.

Lawyer Michael Avenatti charged with extorting Nike, stealing client’s settlement

16:58, March 25 23 0

Michael Avenatti. Photo from Shutterstock.com. The lawyer who hurtled into the public awareness with his representation of adult film actress Stormy Daniels was arrested Monday on criminal charges filed in New York and Los Angeles federal courts.

The Guardian view on parliament and Brexit: take back control

15:16, March 25 28 0

Brexit is a revolution, so expect revolutionary consequences. It appears the UK has reached a potentially decisive turning point in the direction of the constitutional order. Parliamentary government is essentially a government by means of party, yet the complete breakdown in discipline on the Conservative benches sees ministers of the crown being guided by the decisions of parliament rather than guiding them. Once party organisation fails, leaders can no longer make a parliamentary assembly act steadily. Hence the tragedy of Theresa May’s premiership turning into farce.