Apple Shifts to ‘Live-Style’ Demos at WWDC 2026 Following $250 Million False Advertising Settlement
After a costly $250 million settlement over misleading AI claims, Apple has fundamentally changed how it showcases Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2026.
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The Digital Divide in Death Care: Why Home Burials are Seeing a Modern Resurgence
From regulatory hurdles in North Carolina to the rise of 'death positivity,' explore why families are bypassing traditional funeral homes for personalized home burials.
Sam Bankman-Fried Formally Seeks Presidential Pardon from Donald Trump
Convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has officially filed for a pardon from President Trump, adding a new legal layer to his 25-year fraud sentence.
Meta Moves to Hold NSO Group in Contempt After New Pegasus-Linked Phishing Attacks
Meta is asking a federal court to hold NSO Group in contempt after detecting a new wave of spear-phishing attempts targeting WhatsApp users in the Middle East.
Nashville School Shooting Survivor Sues AI Gun Detection Firm Over System Failure
A survivor of a January 2025 Nashville school shooting is suing Omnilert, alleging the AI gun detection system failed to identify the weapon due to operational limitations.
The High Cost of AI Promises: Nashville Student Sues Gun Detection Firm After System Failure
A lawsuit against Omnilert highlights the dangerous gap between AI marketing and real-world security performance following a Nashville school shooting.
Microsoft Backtracks on Legal Threats After Security Researchers Warn of ‘Chilling Effect’
Microsoft has softened its stance on vulnerability researchers following a public clash with 'Nightmare-Eclipse' over Windows zero-day disclosures.
Sabrina Carpenter Secures Restraining Order After Stalker Allegedly Attempted Home Breach
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has been granted a temporary restraining order against William Applegate following an alleged attempted home breach in the Hollywood Hills.
Google Engineer Accused of $1.2 Million Insider Trading Spree on Polymarket
A veteran Google software engineer faces DOJ charges after allegedly using confidential Search data to secure $1.2 million in profits on prediction market Polymarket.
Google Engineer Charged in $1.2 Million Polymarket Insider Trading Scheme
Federal prosecutors have charged Google software engineer Michele Spagnuolo with fraud and money laundering after allegedly using internal data to rig Polymarket bets.