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As the search for Nancy Guthrie continues without a publicly identified suspect, debate is growing over whether civilians should distribute flyers featuring the unidentified man known online as "Porch Guy".

Amazon is expanding refunds under its FTC settlement over Prime enrolment and cancellation practices, allowing more customers to receive automatic payments of up to $200 without filing a claim.

Western Australia's car accident compensation system operates mainly through the fault-based MIIS scheme, with five law firms highlighted for helping claimants pursue treatment costs and related compensation.

Brisbane drivers, passengers, cyclists and pedestrians injured in crashes may face strict Queensland CTP deadlines, extensive paperwork and complex negotiations with insurers when seeking compensation.

Savannah Guthrie thanked Allison Janney for highlighting the search for her missing mother, Nancy, as investigators continued pursuing leads more than seven months after her disappearance in Tucson.

The New Mexico Supreme Court fined lawyer Stephen Aarons $5,000 and held him in contempt after a ChatGPT-assisted murder appeal brief included fabricated witnesses and false police testimony.

A viral video from a Minnesota Wendy's shows a customer allegedly threatening to call ICE on Hispanic employees before confronting the worker who recorded the dispute.

Musk's X Corp and xAI have moved to dismiss their US antitrust lawsuit against Apple, ending the case against the iPhone maker while claims against OpenAI continue.

Michael Lines is suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT reinforced religious delusions linked to his bipolar disorder and failed to respond appropriately before a near-fatal suicide attempt.

Sydney car accident claims operate under New South Wales' CTP scheme, where strict deadlines and evidentiary requirements apply. The article profiles five firms handling motor vehicle injury matters.

Former Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone was questioned near Lisbon after police found an undocumented shotgun in his luggage, with his wife later surrendering the firearm and handling paperwork.

Albany County Sheriff's Office investigator Laurie Moore has been arrested for allegedly misusing a license plate reader system to track a former girlfriend and other acquaintances, prompting internal policy changes.

Yuma police seek public assistance to identify a burglary suspect, while online speculations incorrectly link the case to Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. Authorities confirm no connection between the two incidents.

Detroit rapper Debrayah Trinette Williams chose 20 days in jail over two years of probation, igniting discussions on the challenges and implications of probation versus short-term incarceration.

A recent survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression reveals a decline in student support for using violence to stop campus speech, though challenges in free expression persist.

Egyptian TV host Sarah Khalifa and 11 others were sentenced to death for drug trafficking. Khalifa denies the charges and plans to appeal. The case highlights Egypt's controversial use of capital punishment.

Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, remains missing seven months after her disappearance. A retired FBI agent suggests a kidnapping-for-ransom scheme may have led to her death.

Glen 'Big Baby' Davis claims selective prosecution in NBA healthcare fraud scandal, naming uncharged players and alleging conflicts of interest, though lacking supporting evidence.

The U.S. Justice Department has expanded its antitrust investigation into beef pricing to include major grocery retailers, seeking detailed records as beef prices remain high, impacting consumers nationwide.

Labor Day's history is rich with dramatic events, from its contested founders to a deadly 1894 railroad strike, highlighting the holiday's deep roots in the American labor movement.

A retired FBI agent proposes a kidnapping-for-ransom theory in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, suggesting she may have died of natural causes.

Ukrainian lawmakers are considering legalising pornography to generate tax revenue for military funding, potentially raising $25 million annually. The move aims to resolve legal contradictions and support the war effort.

A ceiling collapse at the Kennedy Center has intensified debates over a proposed two-year renovation closure, highlighting structural issues and sparking legal and political disputes over the venue's future.

Crystal Temptations recalls its Halloween Chocolatey Eyeballs candy due to an undeclared milk allergen, posing serious health risks for consumers with dairy allergies. No illnesses have been reported.

Sony is contesting a class action lawsuit over its PlayStation Store's digital game ownership disclosures, arguing consumers understand digital purchases are licenses, not ownership, amid its shift from physical discs.

The NBA fined the Los Angeles Clippers $30 million, stripped five draft picks, and suspended owner Steve Ballmer for salary cap violations involving Kawhi Leonard.

Tiger Woods pleads guilty to reckless driving, receiving a five-year license suspension after a crash near his Florida home. The plea deal resolves DUI charges, impacting his public profile.

A Utah judge has ruled that Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the murder of activist Charlie Kirk, with the death penalty still on the table. The trial date is pending.

A Bank of America vice president was fatally stabbed in a random attack in Times Square, highlighting concerns over mental health and public safety in New York City.