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US authorities accuse two Canadian officials of smuggling prescription drugs
Federal investigators have accused John Thomas Howard and his brother Bob Howard of running a large-scale scheme to smuggle prescription drugs into the country.
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Federal Judge Allows $10 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC to Proceed
A US federal judge has given the green light for President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC to proceed.
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Energy Drinks Linked to Cardiovascular Emergencies
Researchers found a disproportionate number of cardiac arrest and heart attack reports among young adults who consumed caffeinated products.
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David Walliams' Attempt at Anonymity Fails in Court Case
A high-profile court case against David Walliams has been made public after his lawyers made claims that publication of allegations would put his life at risk.
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Axiom Space Sues Vast Space Over Alleged Misuse of Proprietary Information
Axiom Space has filed a lawsuit against Vast Space, accusing them of using proprietary information without authorization in their NASA proposals.
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David Walliams Faces Allegations of Grooming Young Fans and Harassing Women
A three-year investigation by The Guardian and ITN has uncovered allegations of grooming young fans and harassing women in the workplace against comedian David Walliams.
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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang Sued Over Alleged Misleading Shareholders
A California federal court has been presented with a lawsuit alleging that Nvidia and its chief executive failed to disclose national security concerns related to an affair between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang.
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British Soldier Court-Martialed for Disobeying Order to Remove SIM Card
A British soldier has been court-martialed and reduced in rank after his phone was hacked due to a breach of operational security protocols during Exercise Eastern Warrior in Estonia.
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Gladiator II Stuntman Sues Production Company Over On-Set Accident
A British stuntman and actor is suing August Street Films alleging severe burns and permanent scarring during a filming incident in 2023.
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Kenyan Doomsday Sect Leader Sentenced to 200 Years in Prison
A Kenyan court has sentenced Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for the murder of 190 children and one adult.
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US Court Allows Lawsuit Against Producers of Medical Drama The Pitt to Proceed
A US court has allowed a lawsuit against the producers of medical drama "The Pitt" to proceed, ruling that it shares too many similarities with "ER", another popular medical series.
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Hong Kong's High Court Hands 10-Year Sentence to Democracy Activist Joshua Wong
The court has handed down a significant sentence to democracy activist Joshua Wong, who was found guilty of colluding with foreign entities in violation of the city's national security law.
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US Supreme Court Rejects Trump Administration's Request to Intervene in California Vote Count
The US Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to President Donald Trump's efforts to influence the outcome of the midterm elections by rejecting his administration's request to intervene in California's vote count.
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US Federal Judge Dismisses Donald Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against The Wall Street Journal
A US federal judge has dismissed President Donald Trump's massive lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal, ruling that the suit was baseless and lacked merit.
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The Wikimedia Foundation Intervenes in High-Profile Court Case Involving AI Copyright Law
The nonprofit organization's amicus brief argues for a nuanced approach to protect language models trained on copyrighted material without allowing chatbots to repurpose content for users.
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French Police Use Excessive Force Against Protesters
Protesters in France turned violent after police attempted to disperse crowds, sparking outrage among human rights groups.
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Lina Attalah Convicted, Released After Paying Fine
Prominent journalist Lina Attalah was released from detention after paying a fine of 3 million Egyptian pounds ($53,500) following her conviction for managing an unlicensed website.
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Fiber Supplement Shows Promise in Reducing Knee Arthritis Pain
A recent clinical trial has found that participants taking a daily fiber supplement experienced significant reductions in pain and improved muscle strength compared to those undergoing physical therapy alone.
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OpenAI Sued Over GPT-4o Model's Role in User's Death
A lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI by the parents of Bowen Wan, alleging that the company's GPT-4o model contributed to their daughter's untimely death in February.
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Indian Media Groups Challenge New Privacy Law at Supreme Court
A group of 21 Indian media companies has taken their concerns about a new privacy law to the country's Supreme Court, arguing that it could stifle investigative reporting and lead to newsrooms shutting down.