CBS orders takedown of '60 Minutes' segment from Global News
CBS News has issued a takedown order after a '60 Minutes' segment was 'mistakenly' posted by Global News. The incident highlights ongoing content licensing disputes in broadcast media.
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U.S. Cold Case Team Solves Murder of B.C. Indigenous Artist
After nearly a decade, a Washington state cold case unit has secured a conviction for the 2016 murder of Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation carver George David. Discover how justice was finally served.
NY Times Sues Perplexity AI Over 'Illegal' Content Use
The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against AI startup Perplexity, accusing it of copying and distributing millions of articles without permission. Get the full details on this landmark legal case.
Studies: AI Chatbots Can Influence Voter Decisions
New research reveals AI chatbots can sway voter opinions, raising urgent questions about election integrity and digital influence. Learn what the studies found and the implications for democracy.
OpenAI's Altman Declares 'Code Red' for ChatGPT Improvements
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has issued an urgent 'code red' directive to enhance ChatGPT as competition intensifies. Discover the strategic push to maintain AI dominance.
Carpenter, Franklin Publisher Condemn Trump Use of Their Work
Singer Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have publicly condemned the Trump administration for using their work without permission. Get the full story on this copyright controversy.
New Trial Ordered in 1989 Toronto Child Murder Case
Timothy Rees, 60, awaits clarity after appeals court orders new trial in 1989 murder of 10-year-old Toronto girl. Case continues after decades.
New trial ordered in 1989 Toronto child murder case
The Ontario Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial in the 1989 murder case of a 10-year-old Toronto girl. Learn about the latest developments in this decades-old case.
Canadian publishers' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI proceeds
An Ontario court allows a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI by Canadian news publishers to proceed, alleging unauthorized use of content for AI training. Follow the case details.
Prosecutors defend death penalty in Mangione case
Federal prosecutors urge judge to reject dismissal of death penalty charges against Luigi Mangione for shooting UnitedHealth executive. Case continues amid legal battles.
AI Teddy Bear Sales Halted Over Explicit Content
FoloToy suspends sales of its AI-powered Kumma teddy bear after researchers found it gave children explicit BDSM advice and instructions on finding weapons. Discover the safety risks of unregulated AI toys.
OpenAI and Foxconn Partner on US AI Hardware
OpenAI partners with Taiwan's Foxconn to design and manufacture AI hardware in the United States, marking significant expansion in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
UofT Prof David Buller Murder Unsolved After 25 Years
Family continues seeking answers 25 years after beloved University of Toronto professor David Buller was murdered in his office. Someone knows what happened.
Spanish court fines Meta €470M in media dispute
Spanish court mandates Meta pay nearly half-billion euros to media outlets for copyright violations. Landmark decision impacts digital content distribution globally.
Warner Music and Udio Settle Copyright, Plan AI Platform
Warner Music Group and Udio resolve copyright litigation and announce partnership to develop new AI-powered song creation platform. Learn about this groundbreaking music technology development.
Summers Leaves OpenAI Board Following Epstein Controversy
Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers resigns from OpenAI board after Epstein document release reveals email exchanges. Harvard investigates faculty ties.
Larry Summers quits OpenAI board after Epstein emails
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has resigned from OpenAI's board following the release of Jeffrey Epstein emails. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Summers steps back over Epstein links
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers is stepping back from public roles after documents revealed he sought Jeffrey Epstein's advice on a personal relationship. Read the full story.
Cohere fails to dismiss copyright lawsuit from publishers
AI company Cohere cannot dismiss copyright infringement lawsuit from publishers as court rejects motion. Case proceeds with significant implications for AI training data.
Ontario man sues OpenAI over ChatGPT delusions
An Ontario man files lawsuit against OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly caused severe psychological delusions. Learn about the case and its implications for AI safety.
Woman pleads guilty in monkey assault video case
American woman admits role in creating disturbing videos depicting sexual assault of monkeys. Legal proceedings continue in shocking animal cruelty case that has drawn international attention.
X Corp lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI moves forward
A U.S. judge rules that X Corp's lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI will proceed for now. Learn about the legal battle and its implications for tech partnerships.
UK Police Raid Homes Over Pirated Fire TV Sticks
British police are conducting nationwide raids targeting illegal streaming through modified Amazon Fire TV Sticks. Learn about the crackdown and risks of piracy.
Oklahoma execution proceeds despite clemency recommendation
Oklahoma moves forward with Tremane Wood's execution for 2001 murder despite state panel recommending life sentence. The decision highlights ongoing capital punishment debates.
65-year-old Calgary cold case brings family closure
Police reveal new details about the murder of a Calgary woman in Las Vegas nearly six decades later, finally providing answers to her grieving family.
Waterloo Senior Wins $6K Skincare Contract Dispute
A Waterloo senior successfully challenged a $6,000 skincare contract she claims was signed under pressure. Learn how the ruling protects vulnerable consumers in Ontario.
SPVM seeks suspect in Westmount voyeurism incident
Montreal police are asking for public assistance to locate a suspect connected to a voyeurism incident that occurred in Westmount on May 27, 2025. Help identify the individual.
Three charged in Regina's 11th homicide of 2025
Regina police have charged two youths and one adult in connection with the city's eleventh homicide of 2025. Get the latest details on this developing case.
Misha Pavelick murder trial jury deliberations begin
The second-degree murder trial for Misha Pavelick's death concludes as jurors prepare for deliberations. The 19-year-old's case spanned nearly two decades of investigation in Regina.
Orillia arson convict charged with bank disturbance
Brandon Costa, previously convicted for burning down a historic Orillia building, now faces new charges following a bank disturbance incident in January 2025.
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