The American Dental Association recommends drinking extra water and moderating the amount of candy you or your children consume daily.

Some court rulings end fights. Others rev them up. In 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court took on a political question freighted with history: Had the country overcome racial discrimination enough to justify relaxing laws against it? The court’s answer was yes. After it voted to throw out a core element of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, many of the states that until then had faced restrictions on election-law changes pushed forward with measures to tighten eligibility requirements for casting a ballot…

Dental students protest fee hike … Tribune News Service … Students of the Dr Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital on …

In a pair of anonymous op-eds posted on the website Medium, people purporting to be Microsoft and Amazon employees criticized their employers’ decision to lend artificial intelligence to the U.S. military. Weeks later, executives from both companies offered spirited defenses of their own national security work.

The state of California has struck a temporary agreement with the Justice Department not to move forward with a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s new net neutrality law, delaying a pivotal legal…