Business
FBI Arrests OpenAI Employee Over Secret Recording Device in Conference Room
A Saudi citizen has been charged with secretly recording conversations at OpenAI's San Francisco offices.
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Technology
Alleged Surveillance Operation Uncovered at AI Firm OpenAI
A former employee of OpenAI has been accused of using internal tools and chatbots to plan a surveillance operation at the workplace, with prosecutors alleging he used an internal tool to ask about meetings scheduled in a specific conference room.
Business
Seid Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Rat Infestation in Lincoln Park
Chicago officials are considering a lawsuit against Barre Seid over allegations that his actions are causing a rat infestation in Lincoln Park.
World
Incident at Polish Starlink Satellite Station Linked to Russian Intelligence Services
Poland has accused Russia of being behind an arson attack on a Starlink satellite station in September, leading to the arrest of two Turkish citizens suspected of sabotage.
World
Tensions Escalate Between Britain and Iran Over RAF Fairford Incident
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being responsible for a terror-related incident at RAF Fairford air base in England.
Politics
Trump Administration Removes Hundreds of Trees from Public Golf Course Without Notice
A federal court has been left fuming after the Trump administration removed hundreds of trees from a public golf course in Washington D.C. without proper notice.
World
UK Airbase Security Alert Raises Concerns Over Potential Foreign State Involvement
A security alert at RAF Fairford in southern England has raised concerns about potential foreign state involvement, with authorities investigating the possibility of Iranian involvement.
Business
Federal Judge Blocks Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads Promoting Trump's Message
A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to halt taxpayer-funded television commercials promoting his political message ahead of the midterms.
Technology
US Law Enforcement Granted Warrants for Surveillance Devices at Anti-ICE Protest
Law enforcement agents in Minnesota and Pennsylvania have been granted warrants to use surveillance devices to track individuals involved in an anti-ICE protest.
World
Benjamin Netanyahu's Corruption Trial Reaches Crucial Moment
A key witness, Avichai Mandelblit, began testifying against Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, marking a significant development in the prime minister's corruption trial.
Politics
Montana Voters to Decide on Ballot Proposal for Nonpartisan Judicial Elections
A ballot proposal in Montana aims to solidify nonpartisan judicial elections in the state's constitution, amidst a national struggle for control over high court seats.
Sports
Atlanta Dream Player Angel Reese Leads Team to WNBA Finals
Angel Reese led the Atlanta Dream to their first WNBA Finals appearance in over a decade with her impressive performances on the court.
World
Botched Execution in Tennessee Sparks Calls for Commutation
A convicted murderer who survived a botched execution attempt in Tennessee has been discharged from hospital and returned to prison.
Politics
Navi Pillay awarded Nobel Peace Prize for human rights work
International human rights lawyer Navi Pillay has won the Nobel Peace Prize for her decades-long fight against war crimes and promoting global justice, following closely on the heels of US sanctions against the International Criminal Court.
Politics
US Justice Department Drops Enforcement on Firearm Silencers and Certain Guns
The US Justice Department has announced a significant shift in its enforcement policies regarding firearm silencers and certain types of guns after a federal court ruling deemed unconstitutional the permitting process for these items.
Politics
US Imposes Sanctions on International Criminal Court
The United States government has announced new sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), vowing to dismantle it if it does not back down from its alleged threats.
Business
HSBC banker banned from finance industry after fare evasion conviction
A former HSBC banker has been banned from the finance industry after being convicted of evading train fares worth over $7,800.
Politics
Arlington County Files Lawsuit Against Triumphal Arch Construction
The Arlington County Board in Virginia has taken legal action against President Donald Trump's planned monument for Memorial Circle, citing concerns over environmental impacts and lack of review process.
Science
Norwegian Prison Research Shifts Focus from Isolation to Health and Personal Growth
Researchers are exploring what characteristics a prison must have to promote prisoner health and well-being.
Business
National Football League Submits Brief in Support of State Regulations on Sports Betting
The National Football League has made a surprising move in the ongoing debate over prediction markets, submitting a 24-page brief to the Supreme Court in support of state regulations on sports betting.