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Former President Donald Trump faces mounting legal challenges as he pursues a third presidential bid in 2024, with the Georgia election subversion case.

The New York Times' crackdown on Wordle clones triggers debate over copyright infringement and its impact on creativity in the digital sphere.

A federal judge allows part of a $250 million copyright lawsuit against Elon Musk's X to proceed, alleging music piracy facilitation.

The move comes at a time as Trump Media & Technology Group, which operates Truth Social, eyes a lucrative merger with Digital World Acquisition.

OpenAI accuses The New York Times of using deceptive prompts and hacking techniques to generate examples of copyright infringement.

The ruling also states that there is a three-year ban barring Trump from serving as an officer or director of any New York corporation.

The shocking attack on South Korean lawmaker Bae Hyunjin, struck in the head with a rock-like object, prompts concerns over escalating political violence.

SpaceX on Thursday went to court to try to derail a US National Labor Relations Board hearing over complaints by workers who say they were fired for criticizing chief executive Elon Musk.

Google has agreed to settle a consumer privacy lawsuit seeking at least $5 billion in damages over allegations it tracked the data of users who thought they were browsing privately.

Meta filed a lawsuit late Wednesday arguing that US regulators planning to change the terms of a 2020 privacy settlement are overstepping their authority and should be stopped.

The company is accused of adopting practices that stop competitors from emerging or growing.

Pat McAfee has dodged major legal troubles with Brett Favre after clearing up his comments.

The lawsuit said the body was found "in a bag on a palette on the floor of the cooler" and "was in advanced stages of decomposition."

Computer-memory company Netlist Inc convinced a federal jury in Texas on Friday to award it more than $303 million for Samsung Electronics Co's infringement of several patents related to improvements in data processing.

Prince Harry and other high-profile figures are suing the publisher of the Daily Mail newspaper over allegations of phone tapping and other privacy breaches.

Prince Harry appeared at the High Court in London Monday for a hearing in the case against Associated Newspapers.

For the SEC director, the alleged behavior of the TRON founder and that of his backer was part of an "age-old playbook to mislead and harm investors."

Buffalo Wild Wings is facing a lawsuit alleging the restaurant chain engages in "false and deceptive marketing," in the promotion of its boneless wings.

Top executives and leading hosts at Fox News privately dismissed Trump's claims of voter fraud in the days that followed the 2020 presidential election.

Meghan Markle's half-sister is seeking $75,000 in damages.

The Chinese-born girl, now 19 years old, spent most of her days enslaved in the family's basement and would only be allowed outside to do chores.