A Philadelphia area Democratic campaign committee defeated a lawsuit alleging it made telephone calls in support of its candidates during the 2019 general election in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

A Cyprus-based cellphone game creator accused a Polish web developer of fraudulent copyright registration and asked a California federal judge to rule it is the sole owner of the game’s copyrights, according to a new lawsuit.

Ikorongo Technology LLC is asking the US Supreme Court to take up its challenge to a Federal Circuit ruling nixing two patents for geotracking methods that the appeals court ruled strayed too far from the text of a predecessor patent.

Russia is working to undermine US support for Ukraine ahead of the 2024 election, while Chinese influence campaigns aim to divide Americans and undercut their faith in democracy, according to new research from Microsoft Corp.

Federal jurors in New York heard sharply contrasting arguments on whether a trader manipulated the Mango Markets cryptocurrency exchange to steal $110 million or executed a perfectly legal strategy that was permissible under the rules of the platform.

Electronic surveillance authorities under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act would be overhauled and reauthorized for two years under the House-passed version of H.R. 7888.