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Journalist Has No First Amendment Right to Publish Police Chief’s Home Address,
From Kratovil v. City of New Brunswick, decided Friday by the N.J. intermediate appellate court (Judges Gilson, DeAlmeida, and Bishop-Thompson): Plaintiff is a journalist who writes for and edits New Brunswick Today, an online publication. As the name of the publication suggests, it focuses on local news about the City. Defendant Caputo is a retired […]
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Will the M4 chip entice you to buy the upcoming iPad Pro? [Poll]
We’re close to seeing Apple officially unveil its next-gen iPad Pro and we’ve learned that it may skip the M3…
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Google Play Posts Bizarre Sonic Tribute, Leading Even Sega to Ask ‘What Are You Doing’
Google Play’s bizarrely inaccurate Sonic tribute prompted a wave of corrections, and even Sega weighed.
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Half of All Copper Mining Is at Drought Risk With Climate Change
As projections for all the copper needed in the clean-energy transition help send prices of the wiring metal to two-year highs, a new report highlights the risks to future metal supplies from climate change.
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UK Sounds Alarm on Russian ‘Hybrid’ Attacks Before Moldova Votes
Russia is planning to target Moldova with a wave of so-called “hybrid” attacks in the run-up to its presidential election and referendum on joining the European Union later this year, according to people familiar with UK intelligence assessments.
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Northern Ireland Risks Losing Veterinary Medicines, Lords Say
Northern Ireland stands to lose a third of its veterinary medicines due to Brexit rules, posing a threat to public health and risking food supply chain disruptions in the UK, lawmakers warned.
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US Imposes Emergency-Braking Rule for Cars to Cut Roadway Deaths
US authorities have issued a new mandate that will require carmakers to install automatic emergency braking systems on new vehicles beginning in 2029.
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Asian Stocks Set to Track US Higher, Led By Japan: Markets Wrap
Asian stocks were set to open higher Tuesday after Wall Street was bolstered by a strong start to the earnings season led by the “Magnificent Seven” big-tech companies.
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Japanese Stocks Face Surge in Yen Volatility as Market Reopens
Japan’s stock market will reopen from a holiday, giving traders their first chance to react to Monday’s volatile yen session that sparked suspicion the nation’s government intervened to support the currency.
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Anglo Spinoffs Would ‘Very Likely’ Require South Africa Approval
BHP Group Ltd.’s proposal for Anglo American Plc to spin off platinum and iron ore subsidiaries ahead of a takeover would likely require approval from South African regulators, according to a government agency.
