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Marty Baron Warns That Jeff Bezos Is Shredding ‘The Washington Post’ to “Ingratiate Himself With Donald Trump” The former editor of the paper tells Vanity Fair that the “tremendous” newsroom brings in readers, but Trump has driven the owner and his publisher, Will Lewis, to decisions that have sent those reade...

Marty Baron, the former editor of ‘The Washington Post,’ tells VF: "It's a really dark day. I think the 'Post' is dramatically diminishing its ambitions. I don't think it's serving the public with this decision. And I'm concerned that Jeff Bezos is prioritizing his other businesses"

Here's who the Washington Post just laid off.

Inside Musk’s bet to hook users that turned Grok into a porn generator Under pressure to boost its popularity, Elon Musk’s xAI loosened guardrails and relaxed controls on sexual content, setting off internal concern.

Exclusive: To increase Grok’s popularity, xAI embraced making sexualized material, rolling back guardrails and ignoring internal warnings about the risks of producing such content, according to more than a half-dozen former employees of X and xAI.

Deploying AI: Considerations for Companies Before Transformation Opinion: Innovation is the future of compliance. The challenge today isn’t if data, analytics, and artificial intelligence should be adopted, but how?

Opinion: Innovation is the future of compliance. The challenge today isn’t if data, analytics, and artificial intelligence should be adopted, but how?

The Supreme Court’s Free Speech Warning in NRA Case Matters Now Opinion: The US Supreme Court is considering whether to take up a case with wide-ranging implications for free speech, the treatment of so-called “disfavored speakers,” and the American way of life.

Opinion: The US Supreme Court is considering whether to take up a case with wide-ranging implications for free speech, the treatment of so-called “disfavored speakers,” and the American way of life.

People in Gaza dig through garbage for fuel to keep warm, in a far cry from Trump's vision In Gaza, months into the truce, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians still languish in displacement camps, sheltering in tents and war-ravaged buildings, unable to protect them from the chilly nightt...

In Gaza, months into the truce, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians still languish in displacement camps, sheltering in tents and war-ravaged buildings, unable to protect them from the chilly nighttime temperatures. https://to.pbs.org/4r9BJaS

ICE detains five-year-old Minnesota boy as he came home, say school officials Superintendent says Liam Ramos and his father were taken into custody while in their driveway and sent to Texas

ICE detained a 5-year-old Minnesota boy coming home from school + took him and his dad to Texas, school officials say. The family has an active asylum case + entered the US at a port of entry.

"They’re taking children. They're not violent criminals. They're little kids," the superintendent told me.

To Address Crypto Fraud Effectively, Learn How Blockchain Works Opinion: Parties can address crypto fraud effectively by providing courts with clear, accurate information about how blockchain technology works.

Opinion: Parties can address crypto fraud effectively by providing courts with clear, accurate information about how blockchain technology works.

Florida’s Rule Is Subtly Pushing Back on Non-Lawyer Ownership Opinion: The Florida Supreme Court amended Rule 4-8.6, reinforcing limits on who controls legal judgment. This amendment comes as non-lawyer ownership, private equity investment, and platform-driven legal services are reshaping the legal profession.

Opinion: The Florida Supreme Court amended Rule 4-8.6, reinforcing limits on who controls legal judgment. This amendment comes as non-lawyer ownership, private equity investment, and platform-driven legal services are reshaping the legal profession.

Trump Administration Signals New Era in Antitrust Enforcement Opinion: High-profile sectors—technology, national security-sensitive industries such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence infrastructure, and health care—will likely remain at the center of ...

Opinion: High-profile sectors—technology, national security-sensitive industries such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence infrastructure, and health care—will likely remain at the center of antitrust inquiries in 2026.

Renee Good’s Family Will Hit Federal Immunity Wall if They Sue Opinion: The ICE officer who shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis last week stands in the shadow of federal protection. Minnesota should join other states in passing remedies that empower survivors a...

Opinion: The ICE officer who shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis last week stands in the shadow of federal protection. Minnesota should join other states in passing remedies that empower survivors and families to sue federal officers.

More Patent Cases, Backlogs, and Trump to Keep ITC Busy in 2026 Opinion: Expanded access to proceedings, backlogs created by the government shutdown, and potential for involvement by the Trump administration suggests an active year ahead for the International Trad...

Opinion: Expanded access to proceedings, backlogs created by the government shutdown, and potential for involvement by the Trump administration suggests an active year ahead for the International Trade Commission.

Don’t ‘Kill the Lawyers’ in 2026—They’re Fighting for Justice Opinion: Remember as we usher in a new year, when Americans' rights are under attack, it's the lawyers that are standing up to fight, Abbe Lowell writes.

Too many of these firms capitulated, bent their collective knees, and agreed to a variety of shameful terms to appease the president who threatened them.

Abbe Lowell left behind a 25-year career in Big Law to start a small firm and protect the rule of law.

Don’t ‘Kill the Lawyers’ in 2026—They’re Fighting for Justice Opinion: Remember as we usher in a new year, when Americans' rights are under attack, it's the lawyers that are standing up to fight, Abbe Lowell writes.

In a calculated move, President Donald Trump began his second term by going after some of the biggest law firms, using weak justifications to hide his true goal: getting revenge against those who had sued or investigated him.

From A.I. to Immigration, These New State Laws Will Take Effect in 2026 States across the country have also passed new rules around cellphone usage for minors, medically assisted death and gender-related care.

Across the U.S., new laws will take effect at the stroke of midnight on Jan. 1 in virtually every state. From cellphone bans to higher minimum wages, here are some of the important policy changes set to go into effect in 2026.

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Anonymization at Crossroads as AI and Global Laws Pose Hurdles Opinion: Businesses relying on data must be aware of the critical challenge posed by the shifting test for what is truly anonymous, as courts and regulators question traditional methods.

Opinion: Businesses relying on data must be aware of the critical challenge posed by the shifting test for what is truly anonymous, as courts and regulators question traditional methods.

Mamdani-Khan Team Should Spur NYC Businesses to Get Organized Opinion: Businesses operating in New York City can prepare for Zohran Mamdani’s mayoralty and appointment of Lina Khan to his transition team by focusing on local laws and engaging early with regulato...

Opinion: Businesses operating in New York City can prepare for Zohran Mamdani’s mayoralty and appointment of Lina Khan to his transition team by focusing on local laws and engaging early with regulators.

Trump’s AI Order Will Lead to GC Headaches and Legal Uncertainty Opinion: President Donald Trump's executive order that directs the Department of Justice to challenge state AI laws gives legal teeth to a now-familiar argument against state regulation of AI: that a...

Opinion: President Donald Trump signed an executive order that directs the Department of Justice to challenge state AI laws. This move gives legal teeth to a now-familiar argument against state regulation of AI: that a mosaic of state rules will stifle innovation.

Breaking: Disney will invest $1 billion in OpenAI as part of a new licensing agreement bloom.bg/4aL5s4P

NJ and NY Rewire AI Hiring Practices to Sidestep Bias Pitfalls Opinion: Artificial intelligence and other similar advanced technologies are streamlining hiring, and companies are balancing between efficiency and equity.

Opinion: Artificial intelligence and other similar advanced technologies are streamlining hiring, and companies are balancing between efficiency and equity.

Made in Vietnam: Tariffs Have Ended China’s Monopoly on US Video Games Few industries have seen a more dramatic and rapid realignment since US President Trump announced sweeping tariffs.

Few industries have seen a more dramatic and rapid realignment since US President Trump announced sweeping tariffs

Auto-Renew Subscription Models Need a Legal Compliance Gameplan Opinion: As state scrutiny of automatic renewal subscription models increases, businesses that depend on recurring billing can stay ahead of enforcement with proactive coordination across teams.

Opinion: As state scrutiny of automatic renewal subscription models increases, businesses that depend on recurring billing can stay ahead of enforcement with proactive coordination across teams.

The Pilot Contract Is a Startup’s Secret Weapon, Limits Liability Opinion: Successful pilot contracts can lead to a full commercial rollout, benefiting both prospective clients and startups.

Opinion: Successful pilot contracts can lead to a full commercial rollout, benefiting both prospective clients and startups.

What Businesses Need to Know About California’s AI Safety Law Opinion: With the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act, California is the first state to regulate AI models. AI developers should prepare by collaborating with policymakers and establi...

Opinion: With the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act, California is the first state to regulate AI models. As more states may follow, AI developers should prepare by collaborating with policymakers and establishing risk-assessment protocols.

Shifting Regulatory Landscape Complicates Immigration Compliance Opinion: Global mobility and expatriate programs face unprecedented complexity as US immigration policy undergoes sweeping regulatory transformation.

Opinion: Global mobility and expatriate programs face unprecedented complexity as US immigration policy undergoes sweeping regulatory transformation.

New York Virtual Evidence Courtroom Is a Model for Innovation Opinion: New York's Commercial Division's new virtual evidence courtroom is the latest effort to modernize trial practice and strengthen its reputation as a national model for business-court innovation.

Opinion: New York's Commercial Division's new virtual evidence courtroom is the latest effort to modernize trial practice and strengthen its reputation as a national model for business-court innovation.

Shifting Regulatory Landscape Complicates Immigration Compliance Opinion: Global mobility and expatriate programs face unprecedented complexity as US immigration policy undergoes sweeping regulatory transformation.

Opinion: Global mobility and expatriate programs face unprecedented complexity as US immigration policy undergoes sweeping regulatory transformation.