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Anthropic Settles $1.5B Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training Books
Anthropic settles for $1.5B over copyright infringement after using 7M books from illegal sites to train its AI, setting a landmark precedent for AI copyright cases.
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OpenAI Launches Jobs Platform and AI Certification Program
OpenAI launches Jobs Platform and certification program to connect AI-skilled workers with employers, partnering with major companies to certify 10 million Americans by 2030.
EU Migration Chief: Europe Decides Who Can Enter the Union
EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner declares Europe now controls border entry decisions, highlighting reforms and reduced irregular migration ahead of 2026 Pact implementation.
EU Migration Decade: How 2015 Crisis Reshaped European Societies
A decade after Europe's 2015 migration crisis, new EU policies emerge while integration challenges persist. Applications decline but political impacts continue shaping European...
EU Fines Google €3 Billion for Antitrust Violations in Digital Ads
EU fines Google €3 billion for antitrust violations in online advertising market. Google to appeal decision amid US-EU trade tensions.
Dutch Tourist Found Dead in Greek Vikos Gorge After Disappearance
64-year-old Dutch woman found dead in 300m deep Vikos Gorge, Greece after disappearing during hike with husband. Body located by drones, recovery efforts underway.
US Navy SEALs Killed North Korean Civilians in 2019 Secret Mission
US Navy SEALs killed North Korean civilians during a failed 2019 covert mission to plant surveillance equipment, approved by Trump during diplomatic talks with Kim Jong-un.
UK Deputy PM Rayner Resigns Over Tax Scandal
UK Deputy PM Angela Rayner resigns over tax payment errors on property, blaming complex family situation and legal advice. Political blow to Starmer government.
Lisbon Tram Crash: All 16 Victims Identified, German Found Alive
All 16 victims of Lisbon's cable tram crash identified; includes 5 Portuguese and 11 foreigners. German tourist found alive in hospital. Investigation ongoing into cable failure.
PostNL Seeks to End Mandatory Mail Delivery After Court Ruling
PostNL seeks to end mandatory mail delivery after court denies €30M subsidy. Company faces 70% mail decline since 2009, calls situation 'unsustainable'.
US Deploys F-35 Fighter Jets to Puerto Rico in Caribbean Drug War
US deploys 10 F-35 fighter jets to Puerto Rico targeting drug cartels, escalating tensions with Venezuela amid allegations of state-sponsored narcotics trafficking.
Putin Warns Western Troops in Ukraine Are 'Legitimate Targets'
Putin declares Western troops in Ukraine as legitimate targets, escalating rhetoric after Macron revealed 26 countries ready to provide security guarantees post-ceasefire.