Who, Me? Another Monday is upon us and The Register therefore presents a fresh instalment of Who, Me? It’s the reader-contributed confessional column in which you ...

The CBLDF sees the Texas government book ratings law, the Restricting Explicit and Adult-Designated Educational Resources Act, declared unconstitutional ...

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An ordinance to amend Wright City’s zoning code relating to planned development areas failed by a 2-1 vote during the Oct. 23 ...

Travis, it appears, is part of a computer-savvy group of crooks preying on innocent people. The scammers’ main objective: to ...

“One day, a few hours into operation, I received a frantic radio call from the actors saying the touchscreen in the final ...

Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives are calling on Ottawa to amend the Criminal Code, seeking clearer legal protection for ...

Sainsbury’s Nectar card shake-up, which took effect from Monday, October 27, is designed to “boost security”, but it means ...

Q: As I walk my dog near Mayo Clinic property or Bethany Lutheran College property or in the parks, I see all the big mowers ...

On Friday, the Texas Supreme Court quietly updated the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct to clarify that judges who refuse to ...

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Provincial court Judge Dale Harvey made some unusually pointed comments in court last week about Canada’s ongoing bail reform ...