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Women sue men over alleged use of Instagram photos for AI-generated porn influencers
A woman identified as MG and others filed a complaint claiming men used their Instagram photos to create AI porn influencer content.
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AI reshapes junior lawyer training and workforce in major US law firms
Big Law firms automate entry-level legal work with AI, disrupting traditional training and reducing junior hiring.
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Apple says Mac mini, Mac Studio supply may take months to catch demand
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Mac mini and Mac Studio demand rose faster than expected and supply could take several months to catch up.
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UAE leaves OPEC as Gulf tensions deepen, Saudi ambitions face strain
The UAE said it is leaving OPEC to pump oil on its own as Gulf rivalries and war pressures test Saudi Arabia's ambitions.
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Virgin Galactic shares photo of next-generation spaceship amid cash pressure
Virgin Galactic shared a new photo of its next-generation spaceship outside its Mesa, Arizona factory as it faces financial pressure.
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AI tools are making writing more standardized, researchers say
Researchers say ChatGPT and similar tools are pushing writing toward predictable, standardized language.
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Standard Chartered sells East African headquarters building in Nairobi
Standard Chartered is selling its East African head office building in Nairobi as it trims its physical presence in Africa.
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Trump warns of possible new strikes on Iran as talks continue
President Trump said he could order new military strikes on Iran if it 'misbehaves' as he reviews a Tehran proposal.
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Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro accused then denies backing Republican in 2024 treasurer race
A Pennsylvania firefighters union leader said Gov. Josh Shapiro backed a Republican treasurer candidate in 2024, but later retracted the claim and Shapiro denied it.
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Democrats Relaunch National Security Action for 2028 Presidential Foreign Policy Planning
Senior Democrats are rebooting National Security Action to support 2028 presidential hopefuls and shape future Democratic foreign policy.
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Closure of Strait of Hormuz Once Seen as Unthinkable Has Lasted Two Months
The Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy chokepoint, has been closed since March 2026 despite past expert consensus dismissing this scenario.
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GameStop reportedly weighs possible eBay buyout offer
GameStop is preparing a possible offer to acquire eBay, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Amazon launches supply chain services for outside businesses
Amazon launched Amazon Supply Chain Services to sell its freight and delivery network to businesses beyond its own marketplace.
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Runner completes 80-mile Via Degli Day trail run across Italian Apennines in three days
A runner completed the 80-mile Via Degli Day trail run across the Italian Apennines from Florence to Bologna over three days.
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Analysis questions whether lightsaber blades have mass
An analysis says lightsaber blades are fictional and that their mass, if any, cannot be explained by known physics.
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RFK Jr. launches podcast on government transparency and health
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a podcast in April 2026 focused on transparency in government and chronic disease.
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Shokz discounts OpenRun Pro 2 headphones for Mother’s Day sale through May 10
Shokz is offering its OpenRun Pro 2 bone conduction headphones for about $139.95 during a Mother’s Day sale, $40 off the usual price.
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Homebridge 2.0 launches with initial support for Matter smart home standard
Homebridge 2.0 launched May 4, adding Matter support to bridge smart home devices across platforms.
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Fils-Aimé says Amazon once sought illegal Nintendo favoritism
Reggie Fils-Aimé said Amazon sought preferential treatment from Nintendo that could have harmed rivals and broken the law.
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Berkshire shares rise after Abel's first annual meeting as CEO
Berkshire Hathaway shares rose 0.5% in premarket trading after Greg Abel's first annual meeting as CEO and a jump in quarterly operating earnings.
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Warsh's Fed independence stance draws concern from former central bank officials
Kevin Warsh said the Federal Reserve must stay strictly independent on monetary policy, but former Fed officials voiced concern about his views.
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Kalshi launches facial recognition and security steps to block underage trading
Kalshi announced new voluntary measures including facial recognition and two-factor authentication to prevent underage trading on its prediction market platform.
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Trump orders advisory naval operation for Strait of Hormuz passage
Trump ordered a cautious naval operation Monday to help ships cross the Strait of Hormuz amid near-daily Iranian attacks.
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Yann LeCun says AI extinction fears harm youth, urges students to focus on college and long-lasting skills
AI pioneer Yann LeCun warns that doomsday AI narratives damage teenagers’ mental health and advises students to study durable subjects in college.