Legal & Regulatory
US Judge Decides Google Antitrust Case, DOJ Disappointed
A US federal judge ruled on Friday (June 7) in an antitrust lawsuit brought by the US government against Google, shifting the case to a judge's decision instead of a jury trial, after Google reimbursed the full damages sought.
Donald Trump Accused of Dodging $381,630 Legal Bill to UK's Spy Over Sex Tape Allegations
Donald Trump faces accusations of failing to pay a $381,630 legal bill owed to UK's former MI6 spy after losing a lawsuit regarding Kremlin sex tape allegations.
US Lawmakers Push for Scrutiny of NewsBreak Over Chinese Origins and AI-Generated Stories
US lawmakers call for heightened scrutiny of NewsBreak due to its Chinese origins and use of AI for generating inaccurate news.
Oregon Authorities Expand Shellfish Harvesting Closures Statewide Due High Level Toxins
Oregon authorities have expanded shellfish harvesting closures statewide due to rising toxin levels, including razor clams and bay clams, following a paralytic shellfish poisoning outbreak.