New York Appeals Court Refuses to Delay Trump’s Fraud Trial
Barring any other appeal or last-minute motion, Trump’s fraud trial will likely begin on Monday.
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Former Michigan State Football Coach Prepares to File Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
Tucker has since claimed that M.S.U.’s decision to terminate his employment was motivated by “other factors” beyond sexual harassment claims, including–potentially–financial considerations.
Researchers Identify a Link Between Memory, Appetite & Obesity
Weight and memory are intricately connected, according to new science.
Experts Weigh in on Value of Social Media Hacks
Experts discuss pros and cons of online health fads.
New York Court Finds Trump Liable in Fraud Case, Rescinds Former President’s Business Licenses
Unless Trump can successfully appeal the ruling, he could be permanently deprived of the authority to make key decisions about Trump Organization-owned assets in New York.
Civilian-led Crisis Response Teams Address Mental Health Crises
Cities are sending trained civilians to mental health crises rather than law enforcement.
JPMorgan Chase and U.S. Virgin Islands Reach Settlement in Epstein Trafficking Case
JPMorgan Chase has not conceded any liability but will pay the U.S. Virgin Islands an estimated $75 million to resolve the lawsuit.
Authors Guild, High-Profile Writers File Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against OpenAI and ChatGPT
The lawsuit broadly claims that OpenAI and its best-known product, ChatGPT, are almost wholly reliant on “systematic theft on a large scale.”
Drugs May be Able to Target BK Channels, Scientists Find
Breakthrough science shows promise for drugs able to target ion channels.
Hunter Biden Files Digital Privacy Lawsuit Against Rudy Giuliani, Others
The lawsuit claims that Giuliani and others have engaged in a protracted, years-long campaign to access and obtain Biden’s private digital information.