June 15 2023, 08:00
A group of 17 firms, such as Sony, claim Twitter enabled copyright violations of nearly 1,700 songs.
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June 15 2023, 08:00
Authorities in Japan have arrested a woman accused of injuring several people, including an 85-year-old, by spraying an irritating liquid at them inside a department store restroom.
June 15 2023, 08:00
Biden admin sued over Buttigieg's jet records, man wins lawsuit against Facebook and more top headlines
Nationals manager brings photo evidence to press conference after controversial call costs team game
June 15 2023, 08:00
Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez was irate after a controversial call to end the team's game against the Houston Astros on Wednesday.
June 15 2023, 08:00
Homer Jones, a two-time Pro Bowl wide receiver for the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns, has died after a battle with lung cancer. He was 82.
June 15 2023, 08:00
A Reddit user who's planning her wedding is asking others on social media if it's controversial to make her dog and cat the "flower girl" and "ring bearer," instead of her niece and nephew.
June 15 2023, 08:00
An alleged squatter was arrested in Florida after the homeowner got back from a months-long trip abroad and confronted the man with a firearm.
June 15 2023, 08:00
A TikTok star reportedly played a prank on his own family, faking his death and appearing at his funeral in a helicopter, according to The Times U.K.
June 15 2023, 08:00
The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan denied bail for Guo Wengui, a Chinese businessman who is awaiting trial in a $1 billion fraud case.
June 15 2023, 08:00
Sweden has vowed to combat the country’s crime networks by introducing new legislation. The number of people involved in organized crime was described as “breathtaking."