A Tokyo court is set to rule on the sentencing of a man who killed a livestreamer following a prolonged financial dispute that included a lawsuit, a missing persons report, and years of unpaid debt.

A shooting in Seattle raised difficult questions about how the law recognizes loss and accountability when a pregnant woman and her unborn child are killed.

A tense elevator encounter during Covid over masks and building rules became a small window into how differently people coped with an uncertain time.

A reflection on why minimizing sexual assault because you’re strong enough to defend yourself is a mistake—and why reporting matters for everyone’s safety.

Netflix’s “The Social Dilemma” reveals what we suspected: social media platforms were engineered to addict us. These systems manipulate our thoughts, feelings, and even our votes through sophisticated algorithms designed to keep us staring at screens for hours daily.

A Wyoming sentencing in an animal cruelty case raised questions about how the legal system handles wildlife protection and whether consequences match the severity of crimes against animals.

A 26 year old missionary’s fatal decision to contact an isolated tribe despite a strict government protection policy raises hard questions about faith, ego, and respect for indigenous peoples.

After 16 years of stellar performance at Walmart, Marlo Spaeth was fired over a scheduling change she couldn’t medically accommodate. A jury awarded her $125 million, capped at $300,000 under federal law.