I've been using the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's stylus daily — don't overlook it on Moto's new phone

A stylus has never been a particularly common feature on smartphones, no matter how ubiquitous they are with tablets nowadays ...
Architectural Record

The Met Showcases Rare Medieval Architectural Drawings in ‘Gothic by Design’

On view through July 19, the show brings together more than 90 works, possibly one of the largest collection of Gothic ...
JD Supra

The ECPA: A Federal Private Right of Action for Privacy Policy Inaccuracies? (And What You Can Do to Cut Off Class Action Lawsuits)

An August 2025 federal court ruling has opened the door for plaintiffs to use alleged inaccuracies or misrepresentations in a ...
Managing Intellectual Property

Chinese partial design application practices under new rules and examination guidelines

Yanling Zhou of DEQI Intellectual Property Law Corporation explains how China’s updated rules and examination guidance for ...

Lower Merion parents are in a standoff with the school district over opting out of Chromebooks

About 200 parents signed a petition to opt out of receiving school-issued Chromebooks. They say kids are spending time using ...
Bloomberg L.P.

Trump May Use Emergency Law for Iran Tariffs Despite Court Ruling, Adviser Says

President Donald Trump has the authority to enact new Iran-related duties under an emergency law the Supreme Court previously ruled could not be used to impose tariffs, his top economic adviser said.
Today

Author Freida McFadden Reveals Real Identity After Using Pen Name for 13 Years

For years, readers have only known bestselling author Freida McFadden by her pen name. Now, she's sharing her real name — and explaining why she's kept her identity under wraps all this time. “I’m at ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

When AI Use Makes You Uncool

L ast semester, Ashley Wang sat in a 20-person English seminar at Yale University. In front of her, another student opened ChatGPT and typed in a few of the professor’s keywords. Seconds later, a list ...
TechSpot

X is using a Supreme Court ruling to try to kill a $250 million music copyright lawsuit

In brief: X is trying to turn the Supreme Court's recent Cox decision into a weapon against the music publishers that sued the company in 2023. The move could deal a major blow to one of the music ...
Reuters

Trump administration unlawfully revoked status of migrants who used Biden-era app, US judge rules

Judge rules DHS unlawfully terminated parole granted to migrants who used CBP One app Lawyers for plaintiffs say Trump administration sought to revoke legal status through mass emails DHS under Trump ...
JD Supra

Following Fifth Circuit Ruling, Filing Parties May Use Prior Version of HSR Form Pending Adjudication of the Expanded Form

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently issued a ruling that effectively allows parties filing Hart-Scott-Rodino Act (HSR) notifications to use the old, pre-existing form, rather than ...
Oregonian

Court ruling on feds’ tear gas use at Portland ICE protests alarms Oregon officials

Portland and Oregon politicians are concerned about a Wednesday decision by federal judges to suspend restrictions on federal agents’ use of force against protesters just days before large ...