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If a targeting call or a fair-catch attempt has left you shouting "wait, since when?" at your TV this season, you're not losing your mind — the NCAA made some of its most significant rule changes in years heading into 2026. Here's a plain-English breakdown of what's different and why officials are making these calls the way they are. Targeting penalties now have tiers The biggest change is how targeting is...

The trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother charged in the deaths of her three children, has reached its final stages, with closing arguments following weeks of testimony centered on a single legal question: was she criminally responsible for her actions at the time, given her documented postpartum psychosis? Regardless of the outcome, the case has put a rarely-used and widely misunderstood legal defense back in the national spotlight...

Few legal matters carry as much emotional weight as child custody. Whether it arises from a divorce, a separation, or a dispute between parents who were never married, custody decisions shape a child's daily life, their relationship with each parent, and often the family's finances for years. Yet the process is widely misunderstood — clouded by outdated assumptions, courtroom myths, and advice that may have been true a decade...

Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google are now defending against more than 3,000 individual lawsuits, a growing stack of state attorney general actions, and a consolidated multidistrict litigation (MDL) proceeding — all built around the same core claim: that these platforms were designed to be addictive to minors and that the companies knew, and hid, the harm. This page tracks the major fronts of that fight in one place. The Big...