A US federal judge has dismissed lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media against Google, which accused the company of antitrust violations related to its AI search features. Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google's actions do not constitute illegal conduct under antitrust law, emphasizing that an expectation of traffic from Google does not equate to a legal agreement.
The Anaheim Ducks have signed defenseman Tristan Luneau to a six-year contract valued at $43 million, the largest ever for a player with only 14 NHL games. General Manager Pat Verbeek emphasized the importance of securing Luneau as a key player for the team's future. Luneau has previously played in the AHL and is expected to join the Ducks' top defensive pairing.
Text messages from former special counsel Jack Smith's staff show no references to basketball team names. This finding adds to the confusion regarding Senator Eric Schmitt's erroneous accusation that Smith attended a game in Atlanta related to a Georgia prosecution of President Trump.
David Ellison is negotiating to keep Mark Thompson as CNN's chief executive amid the merger of the networks' parent companies. The arrangement would exclude oversight from CBS editor in chief Bari Weiss.
David Ellison is negotiating to keep Mark Thompson as CNN's chief executive during the merger of the networks' parent companies. The arrangement would exclude oversight from Bari Weiss, CBS's editor in chief.
McDonald’s is set to test hand-breaded chicken items in nearly 200 locations in the US and Ireland next year, aiming to attract consumers amid rising inflation. The initiative is part of a broader $8.5 billion spending plan focused on chicken products, with the goal of increasing market share. The implementation will require new equipment and adjustments in labor distribution, with a pilot program determining the potential for a wider rollout.
President Trump indicated that the Iran conflict might influence the November midterm elections, potentially threatening Republican control of Congress. He made these comments while speaking to reporters before a campaign rally in Oklahoma.
Lindsay Clancy's attorney's motion to dismiss murder charges was denied by Judge William Sullivan. Clancy faces three first-degree murder charges related to the deaths of her children. The trial ended in a mistrial, with jurors unable to reach a unanimous decision.
The Big East Conference will not adopt new eligibility rules for the upcoming season, unlike other major conferences. This decision follows a court ruling that allows certain NFL players to return to college, while other conferences have implemented rules preventing players who signed professional contracts from returning.
A significant traffic incident on I-95 in South Carolina involved 15 tractor-trailers and 50 cars. Fire officials confirmed at least one serious injury, with no fatalities reported.
A breach by the hacking group ShinyHunters may have compromised the information of numerous former and current F.B.I. employees. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns regarding federal employee data.
Retired Maj. Gen. Randy Manner has criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for proposed cuts to the military's senior ranks, claiming they threaten U.S. national security. Manner made these remarks during a CNN appearance on October 1, 2026.
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case involving a Kentucky church's plan to build a shrine on residential land. The church, represented by the Missionaries of Saint John the Baptist, argues that a state court's ruling against their project misinterprets federal law regarding religious expression. Local residents have challenged the project, citing concerns over zoning regulations and traffic issues.
Christa Pike, a Tennessee death row inmate, is in critical condition after surviving two lethal injection attempts. Governor Bill Lee has paused all executions for the year and ordered an independent review of the incident. Pike's legal team is seeking to have her death sentence commuted following the botched execution.
Congress has adjourned until after the midterm elections. Republicans are expected to face challenges in their campaigns, particularly related to the cost of living, which has not been adequately addressed during their legislative session.
As midterm elections approach, Republicans are encountering obstacles such as economic issues and low approval ratings for President Trump. These factors are complicating their efforts to maintain congressional control.
As midterm elections approach, Republicans are encountering difficulties attributed to economic issues and low approval ratings for President Trump. These factors may affect their ability to retain control of Congress.
New York lawmakers are proposing changes to the state's sexual assault laws after a gang rape allegation at Cornell University highlighted issues with the current legal framework. The proposed bills aim to allow prosecutors to evaluate a victim's capacity to consent without regard to how they became intoxicated. This follows a case where the district attorney cited existing laws as a reason not to pursue charges against accused students.
California has enacted a law banning child marriage, signed by Governor [Name]. This development prompts discussions about the effectiveness of similar bans worldwide and the ongoing efforts to address child marriage in various countries.
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson indicated that the central bank will evaluate economic data before deciding on future interest rate hikes. He highlighted the need for careful analysis of data trends and the economic outlook.
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