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Trinity Nuclear Test’s Fallout Reached 46 States, Canada and Mexico, Study Finds
The research shows that the first atomic bomb explosion’s effects had been underestimated, and could help more “downwinders” press for federal compensation.
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Skull fragments believed to be Beethoven’s sent from U.S. to Vienna for study
A U.S. businessman, Paul Kaufmann, has handed over inherited skull fragments presumed to belong to the composer Beethoven, for medical study in Vienna.
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How to refresh a beat-up refrigerator with paint
There are a few options for painting a refrigerator, including one that doesn’t need a primer.
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Oppenheimer met the president after atomic bombs: ‘I have blood on my hands’
While Truman assured J. Robert Oppenheimer he should not carry the burden of the bombs, the president was privately infuriated by the “crybaby scientist.”
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Vera stylishly blends two cuisines, but service leaves a sour taste
Vera Cocina & Bar in Ivy City stylishly marries Mexican and Lebanese accents, but it drops the ball in important ways.
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We all dress like Barbie now
How the marketing campaign for the “Barbie” movie has transformed the way we think about fashion.
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Jesse Jackson’s impact on federal policy highlighted at his retirement
Jesse Jackson’s influence on a variety of federal policies and politicians was honored during a retrospective of his 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns.
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Trump prosecutions consume campaign funds and messaging as charges mount
Any distinction between the former president’s White House bid and his criminal defense is vanishing as the charges against him mount.
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A Collision in Court: Trump Grand Jury Proceedings Delay a Jan. 6 Verdict
A defense lawyer was late. A judge grew irked. Prosecutors were hauled out of a grand jury. It was an example of the complexities stemming from the multiple proceedings involving Donald Trump.
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AI Legal News Summer Roundup: Edition 1
Welcome to the first edition of our AI Legal News Summer Roundup! With both the temperature and artificial intelligence developments heating up, the time is ripe to provide periodic updates this summer on recent legal developments in the quickly changing landscape of AI, including generative AI. A slight change of pace from our more in-depth…
