Activision Ambushes Call of Duty Cheat Maker with Legal Process...
Activision dispatches process servers to a Call of Duty cheat developer's home to serve federal lawsuit papers on camera.
Activision dispatches process servers to a Call of Duty cheat developer's home to serve federal lawsuit papers on camera.
Thieves steal historic 673-diamond necklace belonging to an Egyptian queen during a raid at a Vienna gallery.
An NBC News reporting crew and a Palestinian woman were reportedly attacked in the West Bank while filming, prompting calls for investigation.
Mark Carney prepares to address European Parliament following a breakdown in Canada-U.S. bilateral trade negotiations.
Sony Music and Warner Music sue AI lab Anthropic over alleged unauthorized scraping of song lyrics for training Claude models.
Dozens of cities cancel Flock Safety surveillance camera contracts in August over privacy, data sharing, and cost concerns.
Federal court rules U.S. states retain full legal authority to regulate online prediction markets under state gambling laws.
The personal address of Flock Safety's CEO was shared online amid growing public backlash against automated license plate readers.
Sam Altman acknowledges public pushback against AI data centers following the resignation of OpenAI's infrastructure executive.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has signaled to international allies that US strategy regarding Iran is shifting toward aggressive economic sanctions.