2019

Ginsburg Hints at Sharp Divisions Ahead as Supreme Court Term Nears End

It is, Justice Ginsburg said, “a case of huge importance.” “Census Bureau analyses predicted that adding the question would depress the census response rate for noncitizen and Hispanic households, resulting in poorer census data,” she said, adding that evidence in the case undercut Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’s explanations for why he had decided to add

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Kim Dotcom fights US extradition in New Zealand’s top court

Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and three of his former colleagues on Monday took their fight against being extradited to the U.S. to New Zealand’s top court. The Supreme Court began hearing arguments in the seven-year-old case after Dotcom and the others lost several previous court rulings. But even if the men lose their latest appeal,

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Rory Cellan-Jones: BBC sought advice after live broadcast

Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC’s technology correspondent, went public with his Parkinson’s diagnosis following concerns from viewers watching him on TV who noticed his hand shaking. But it was, in fact, thanks to a previous television appearance that he sought medical advice from a specialist. Following a live broadcast in Jersey in 2018, a neurologist got

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‘Homework gap’ shows millions of students lack home internet

With no computer or internet at home, Raegan Byrd’s homework assignments present a nightly challenge: How much can she get done using just her smartphone? On the tiny screen, she switches between web pages for research projects, losing track of tabs whenever friends send messages. She uses her thumbs to tap out school papers, but

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