Law
Mind-reading tech used to convict criminals; novel gadgets to collect evidence; the digitization of the legal system—this page covers the trends and news that will guide the future of the law.
France's new government under pressure as opponents threaten no-confidence vote
Mounting threats of a parliamentary motion of no-confidence have put Michel Barnier's new government under considerable duress before it has even had a chance to start work, as street protesters continued to voice their anger over the French prime minister's new administration.Eleven weeks after...
Duclos: Confidence vote could impact dental care
Procurement Minister and newly appointed Quebec lieutenant Jean-Yves Duclos is warning the NDP that the dental care program it helped put into place will be in jeopardy if it pulls its support from the governing Liberals. "Four million adults between 18 and 64 will only become eligible in the...
French President Emmanuel Macron announces new right-wing government
French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled his new government almost three months after a snap general election delivered a hung parliament.The long-awaited new line up, led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier, marks a decisive shift to the right, even though a left-wing alliance won most...
MAGA World's Belief In Their Made Up Claim That Biden Is 'Censoring' Conservatives On Social Media May Kill KOSA
MAGA world's false belief that Joe Biden is "censoring conservatives" on social media may actually kill the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). As we mentioned earlier this week, while KOSA has already passed the Senate and advanced in a different form out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, there were still big concerns among House leadership that likely prevented the bill from moving forward.




