June 21, 2025
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Former Sen. Bob Menendez reports to prison for 11-year bribery sentence

Former Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez from New Jersey was sentenced to 11 years in prison for his role in the bribery scheme. Former Sen. Bob Menendez sentenced to 11 years in federal bribery case Former New Jersey U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez was accused of trading political influence for cash, gold bars and luxury goods. Former

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Green bay City Council denies licenses 1 bar, 7 massage establishments

The Green Bay City Council on June 10 denied renewing liquor and massage establishment licenses for a bar and seven massage parlors, respectively, based on violations spelled out in police memos. For one bar, however, the council went against the police department’s recommendation and approved the liquor license renewal. In the case of the massage

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Denied Judicial Restraining Order, Fired Copyright Chief Tries New Route to Keep Her Job

Former register of copyrights Shira Perlmutter lost her first attempt to convince a federal judge that her dismissal by the White House on May 10 was illegal and that the executive branch overstepped in ordering it. On May 28, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly denied Perlmutter’s request for a temporary restraining order, ruling from the

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Federal court reopens question of who owns key CRISPR patents

Megan Molteni reports on discoveries from the frontiers of genomic medicine, neuroscience, and reproductive tech. She joined STAT in 2021 after covering health and science at WIRED. You can reach Megan on Signal at mmolteni.13. The now 13-year-long legal saga over who invented CRISPR took yet another unexpected turn on Monday, in a ruling that

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Palworld Dev Announces “Disappointing” Game Changes Resulting From Nintendo’s Lawsuit

Image: Pocketpair Late last year, Palworld developer Pocketpair announced that it was scrapping the Poké Ball-like summoning mechanic from its game as a result of its ongoing Nintendo lawsuit. Well, it looks like the changes aren’t stopping there, as the dev has today announced that more “disappointing” changes are yet to come. In a new

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‘Christmas’ Accuser Rips Legal Bill Demand

A songwriter who unsuccessfully sued Mariah Carey over “All I Want for Christmas is You” is pleading with a judge to reject demands that he repay her six-figure legal bill, warning it would push an “elderly man” to “the brink of a financial collapse.” After beating Vince Vance’s copyright lawsuit over her holiday classic, Carey,

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Georgia man admits to helping Nigerian con men in sextortion plot

Teen boys blackmailed using nude photos is on the rise: What to know Predators financially extort teens, mostly boys, by blackmailing them with nude photos. Here’s what you need to know about the cybercrime. A Georgia man admitted he was part of a five-person money laundering conspiracy that took at least $150,000 from sextortion victims,

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ILIM and Aberdeen acquire Nexum Retail Park near Madrid from Equilis

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Dua Lipa Wins ‘Levitating’ Copyright Case as Judge Dismisses Lawsuit

Dua Lipa won a ruling Thursday (March 27) dismissing a copyright lawsuit claiming she copied her smash hit song “Levitating” from two different decades-old songs. The case, filed in 2022 by songwriters L. Russell Brown and Sandy Linzer, accused Lipa of ripping off their 1979 song “Wiggle and Giggle All Night” and their 1980 song

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Judge Brings Key Legal Claims Back Into Play

A federal judge is shaking up Limp Bizkit’s $200 million lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), issuing a procedural ruling that sends much of the contentious legal battle to state court but allows copyright claims to move ahead toward trial. In a decision issued Tuesday (March 19), Judge Percy Anderson said he would decline to

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