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OpenAI, Microsoft Face Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Use of News Content

Eight US newspapers sue OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging copyright infringement and unfair competition in utilizing articles to train AI chatbots.


Will Binance Founder Serve Prison Time? Here's What Experts Say About Changpeng Zhao's Money Laundering Case

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao will soon be sentenced. Will the billionaire serve prison time? [UPDATE]: The former chief executive of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, was sentenced on Tuesday, Apr.

US Criticized for Blocking Talks on Cutting Plastic Production at Global Summit

Campaigners accuse developed nations like the US of blocking discussions on cutting plastic production, alleging influence from lobbyists, leading to delayed progress on a global treaty.

US Wants Improved Safety Tech on New Cars and Trucks by 2029 to Prevent Pedestrian Fatalities

The Biden administration wants all new cars and trucks to have automated emergency braking by 2029. (Photo : Mark Chan on Unsplash) The Biden administration is aiming to include automatic emergency braking technology into all new vehicles and trucks by 2029 as part of their pedestrian-collision avoidance systems.


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FTC Orders Razer to Refund $1.1 Million Over False Claims of ‘N95-Grade’ RGB Face Mask
The FTC found that Razer and its affiliates marketed the Zephyr mask as N95-grade without proper testing or certification from authorities like the FDA or NIOSH.
EU Launches Investigation Against Meta Platforms Over Suspected Election Interference, Foreign Disinformation
The EU is preparing to initiate formal procedures against Meta, the company of Facebook and Instagram, over concerns that it is not doing enough to combat Russian disinformation ahead of the EU elections in June.
China Passes Tariff Law, Extending Exemptions on US Products Until November 30
The Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council announced Monday that China will continue to exempt some US imports from extra taxes until the end of November this year.
Californians Have Until June 30 to Qualify for Faster Student Loan Forgiveness, Lower Payments
Some student loan borrowers may be eligible for a one-time debt cancellation or credit, but they must act before Tuesday.
China Ousts Scientist Behind Beijing's First COVID-19 Vaccine Over Serious Discipline, Law Violations
A former top executive at China's largest vaccine manufacturer, who oversaw the creation of the country's first inactivated COVID-19 vaccine, has been removed from the national legislature.
'Vampire Facials' in Unlicensed Spa Lead to 3 HIV Cases Transmitted Through Cosmetic Needles
Three women have contracted HIV after having a cosmetic procedure called a "vampire facials" at an unlicensed spa.
Small Toronto Employment Agency Forced to Close After Check Fraud: TD Bank's Response Questioned
Former HD Group owners revealed their company fell victim to check fraud, causing significant losses and leading to business closure.
Jeff Bezos Backs High Standards Amid Ethical Questions Over New Washington Post Publisher
The FTC alleges that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and CEO Andy Jassy deleted messages discussing the business that could have been used in the company's antitrust case.
TikTok influencers, previously strong supporters of President Biden's message. They express uncertainty and disappointment over his backing of a law requiring ByteDance to sell its TikTok stake, fearing its impact on their livelihoods and political outreach efforts.
US Regulators Take Hold of Troubled Lender Republic First and Agree to Sell It to Fulton Bank
US regulators have taken hold of Republic First Bancorp and arranged to sell it to Fulton Bank. US regulators have taken hold of Republic First Bancorp and arranged to sell it to Fulton Bank.
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