Sarah Silverman sues OpenAI and Meta over copied memoir
Comedian's lawsuit the latest in a series of legal complaints alleging that new AI tools violated content creators' rights.
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Comedian's lawsuit the latest in a series of legal complaints alleging that new AI tools violated content creators' rights.
John Durm, 61, was bringing an inmate from the hospital back to the Criminal Justice Center complex in Indianapolis when he was assaulted, authorities said.
One source familiar with the matter told CBS News that the FBI was examining Malley's handling of classified material.
A first-of-its-kind study finds strong correlations between married couples' name order, their finances and social views.
U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty issued a preliminary injunction limiting the Biden administration's contact with social media companies on July 4.
Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss wrote to GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham to say he had "never been denied the authority" to bring charges against Hunter Biden "in any jurisdiction."
Sweeping rules to crack down on widespread fake reviews would make it illegal for businesses to buy and sell phony testimonials.
Grant Robicheaux, a surgeon who previously appeared on a Bravo reality TV show, and Cerissa Riley were accused of drugging and raping multiple women.
Svitolina said she was giving away two Harry Styles tickets – because she couldn't attend due to Wimbledon. The right person saw that message.
The singer had been hospitalized in the ICU after developing a "serious bacterial infection" just before the start of her upcoming tour.
The social-media service, which debuted Wednesday night, is the fastest-growing app of all time, outpacing ChatGPT.
With Democrats controlling the Senate and Republicans holding the majority in the House, there has been little movement on national gun legislation.
A dad took a disturbing video of a crack in a roller coaster's support beam – while his kids were on the ride. The Fury 325 has been shut down, and investigators say the crack appears to have been there for days.
Reporters for The Athletic, which the newspaper bought in 2022 for $550 million, will produce most of its sports coverage.
In 1982, seven people in the greater Chicago area died after taking Tylenol laced with cyanide.