All articles tagged with #minnesota law
SpaceX's xAI sues Minnesota to block a new ban on 'nudify' apps, arguing the statute is an overbroad First Amendment violation that would fine users up to $500,000 for creating non-consensual sexualized imagery using AI.
A Minnesota gun-rights group disputs DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and FBI Director Kash Patel’s claim that carrying loaded firearms to protests is prohibited, arguing Minnesota law allows it; the clash arises alongside the contested account of Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti’s shooting during an immigration-enforcement operation, fueling Republican criticism and questions about credibility in the administration’s gun-rights messaging.
A Connecticut couple, Jadion Anthony Richards and Akwele Nickeisha Lawes-Richards, are accused of orchestrating a theft ring that stole nearly $1 million from Lululemon stores across multiple states. They face charges under Minnesota's new organized retail theft law, with potential sentences of up to 15 years in prison. The couple allegedly used a scheme involving receipt manipulation and sensor removal to steal merchandise. Both suspects are out on bond and have denied the charges. This case highlights increased efforts by retailers and lawmakers to combat retail theft.