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A jury has found Facebook, now part of Meta, liable for deceiving users in a case stemming from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which the data of millions of users was harvested without proper consent and used for political targeting. The verdict is a significant legal blow to the company, which has faced years of regulatory and public scrutiny since the 2018 revelations.
- 2US jury orders Apple to pay $5.7 billion in haptic patent case●US jury says Apple owes record $5.7B in haptic technology patent case
A US jury has found Apple liable in a patent dispute over haptic technology, awarding a record $5.7 billion in damages. The verdict, which would rank among the largest patent awards against a technology company, centers on the vibration feedback systems used in Apple devices. Apple is expected to challenge the ruling, and the case is likely to remain a flashpoint in debates over patent litigation in tech.
- 3Apple Hit With $5.7 Billion Jury Verdict in Patent Dispute▼Apple Faces $5.7 Billion Jury Verdict Over Haptic Engine Patent Dispute
A jury has ordered Apple to pay $5.7 billion in damages over a patent dispute involving the haptic engine used in its devices. The verdict, one of the largest of its kind, comes despite Apple's history of successfully contesting patent rulings on appeal. Attention now turns to whether the company will seek to overturn the decision or settle.
- 4NYC Delivery Workers Report High Rates of Injury and Mental Health Struggles▼NYC Delivery Workers Report Staggering Rates of Injury, Mental Health Issues
Delivery workers in New York City are reporting alarming levels of workplace injuries and mental health problems, according to a new report. The findings highlight the physical toll of navigating traffic in all weather and the psychological strain of precarious, app-based gig work with little job security or benefits.
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The Toronto International Film Festival has announced the winners of its 2026 awards. The announcement, made via the festival's official channels, recognises the films and filmmakers honoured at this year's edition. No further details about the winning titles or jury decisions were included in the initial notice, and reactions are still coming in.
- 6Clippers' Brandon Ingram Injury News Draws NBA Confusion▼‘This Makes No Sense,’ ‘Going to Be a Long Season’ — NBA World Perplexed by Clippers’ ‘Brutal’ Brandon Ingram Injury Update After Kawhi Leonard Trade
The Los Angeles Clippers have delivered what fans and media are calling a brutal injury update on Brandon Ingram, shortly after the Kawhi Leonard trade reshaped the roster. Reaction across the NBA world has been baffled and pessimistic, with comments like 'this makes no sense' and warnings that it is 'going to be a long season' in Los Angeles.
- 7Lindsay Clancy returns to court after deadlocked murder trial●Lindsay Clancy set to return to court for first time since murder trial ended with deadlocked jury
Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in 2023, is set to appear in court for the first time since her murder trial ended with a jury unable to reach a verdict. The hearing is expected to address what comes next in the case, including possible retrial proceedings, and is drawing attention from news outlets across the United States.
- 8Arraez out of NL Wild Card Series with ankle injury▼Hampered by ankle injury, Arraez won't be on NL Wild Card Series roster
Luis Arraez will not be included on his team's roster for the National League Wild Card Series after an ankle injury hampered the slugger. The news, reported by MLB.com, comes just as the postseason begins, meaning his club must set its playoff lineup without one of its better hitters while Arraez recovers.
- 9Closing arguments set in murder trial of former 'American Idol' singer Caleb Flynn●Former "American Idol" singer Caleb Flynn's murder trial moves to closing arguments Tuesday
The murder trial of Caleb Flynn, a former contestant on the singing competition 'American Idol', is moving to closing arguments on Tuesday. The proceedings mark a key stage in the case, after which the jury will begin deliberations. Details of the charges, the alleged events, and the singer's defense have drawn attention given his past television prominence.
- 10Bears QB Caleb Williams could miss 3-4 weeks with hamstring injury●Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams could miss 3-4 weeks with grade 2 hamstring injury | 'The NFL Report'
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is reportedly facing 3-4 weeks on the sidelines after suffering a grade 2 hamstring injury. The news, reported via NFL.com's 'The NFL Report', leaves the Bears without their starter for a significant stretch. Fans and analysts are weighing how the offense will cope during his absence and what it means for the team's season.
- 11Atlanta woman charged in Florida bitcoin jury duty scam▼Atlanta woman charged in Florida in bitcoin jury duty scam linked to Georgia inmates, sheriff says
An Atlanta woman has been charged in Florida over a bitcoin jury duty scam that authorities say is linked to inmates in Georgia, according to a county sheriff. The scheme allegedly involved fraudulent jury duty demands pressuring victims into paying in cryptocurrency. Details about the number of victims, amounts taken, and the defendants' court appearances have not been made public.
- 12Closing arguments begin in Caleb Kennedy murder trial●Closing arguments begin in murder trial of former ‘American Idol’ contestant Caleb Flynn
Closing arguments have begun in the murder trial of a former 'American Idol' contestant, marking the final stage of a case that has drawn attention since his arrest. Prosecutors and defense attorneys presented their final arguments before the jury begins deliberations. The verdict will determine the outcome of one of the most closely followed trials involving a reality TV alum in recent years.
- 13Jury selection begins in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial▼Miguel Salguero-Olivares trial | Jury selection begins in Faith Hedgepeth murder case more than 14 years after she was killed
Jury selection has begun in the trial of Miguel Salguero-Olivares, accused of killing University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth more than 14 years ago. Hedgepeth was found dead in her Chapel Hill apartment in 2012, a case that went unsolved for years until Salguero-Olivares was charged in 2021. The long-awaited proceedings mark a major step toward answers for her family and community.
- 14NYC Delivery Workers Report High Rates of Injury and Mental Health Issues●NYC Delivery Workers Report Staggering Rates of Injury, Mental Health Issues https://www.thecityreporter.nyc/2026/09/29/
Delivery workers in New York City are reporting alarming levels of workplace injuries and mental health problems, according to a new report linked to CUNY researchers. The findings point to hazardous street conditions, long hours, and job insecurity as key strains on workers in the city's fast-growing app-based delivery sector.
- 15Aaron Judge addresses injury status before AL Wild Card series●Aaron Judge on injury status ahead of Wild Card round
Aaron Judge has spoken publicly about his injury status as the New York Yankees prepare for the American League Wild Card round. With the playoffs about to begin, attention is on whether the Yankees captain is fully healthy and how his condition could affect the team's postseason lineup and chances of advancing.
- 16Cybersecurity Professional Accused of $53M Uranium Finance Heist●CyberSec Pro Stole $53M In Uranium Finance Heist, Jury Told
A jury has been told that a cybersecurity professional stole $53 million in the hack of Uranium Finance, the cryptocurrency exchange that suffered a major exploit. Prosecutors presented the case against the defendant, whose technical background is central to allegations that he orchestrated the theft of digital assets. The trial is drawing attention within the crypto industry, where Uranium Finance's loss remains one of the notable exchange breaches.
- 17Mary Collins murder trial resumes with autopsy testimony▼Mary Collins murder trial enters third week with autopsy, digital evidence testimony
The murder trial of Mary Collins has entered its third week, with prosecutors and defense attorneys focusing on autopsy findings and digital evidence. Medical examiner testimony is expected to detail the cause and manner of death, while digital records are being presented to establish timelines and connections in the case. Coverage remains focused on how the forensic and electronic evidence will shape the jury's assessment.
- 18Three Men Convicted in Cassels Murder Trial▼Jury convicts 3 men in Cassels murder trial: ‘Christin can finally rest’
A jury has convicted three men in the murder trial of Christin Cassels, delivering a verdict that family members welcomed with the words 'Christin can finally rest.' The conviction closes a chapter in a case that has drawn attention in the local community, with relatives expressing relief that those responsible have now been held accountable by the court.
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Artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka has been awarded the Rappaport Art Prize. Hopinka, known for works rooted in the Ho-Chunk language and Indigenous experience, receives one of the notable art prizes recognising significant achievement in the visual arts. Further details on the award amount and jury decision have not yet been widely reported.
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Buffalo Bills cornerback Cam Lewis left the Monday Night Football game after sustaining a leg injury. The team has not provided a detailed update on the severity, and his status going forward remains uncertain. The incident drew immediate attention from fans following the primetime broadcast.
- 21Clippers media day brings injury news and superstition●What happened at Clippers media day: Injury, appreciation and superstition https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7631786/2026
The Los Angeles Clippers held their NBA media day, where the main storylines were an injury concern, expressions of appreciation, and talk of superstition around the team. Details of who was injured and what the superstition involves are not yet clear beyond the headline, but reporters framed it as a revealing snapshot of the franchise entering the 2026-27 season.
- 22Chelsea Midfielder Says He Feels Great After Injury Scare▼"Feel Great" - Chelsea Midfielder Provides Fitness Update After Injury Worry On International Duty
A Chelsea midfielder has reassured fans over his fitness, saying he feels great after an injury worry sustained while away on international duty. The player confirmed the problem is not serious, easing concerns at Stamford Bridge ahead of the club's return to domestic action. Fans will now wait to see whether he is passed fit for Chelsea's next fixture.
- 23Catoosa jury deliberates murder charges in birthday party shooting●'It is sick': Catoosa jury deliberates murder charges tied to deadly birthday party shooting
A jury in Catoosa County is deliberating murder charges connected to a fatal shooting at a birthday party. Testimony in the trial drew strong reactions, with one statement during proceedings calling the crime 'sick.' The case stems from a deadly incident at what was meant to be a celebration, and a verdict is expected once deliberations conclude.
- 24Both sides rest in Caleb Flynn murder trial▼Both sides rest in Caleb Flynn murder trial after testimony focuses on digital evidence
Prosecutors and defense attorneys have rested their cases in the murder trial of Caleb Flynn, with closing arguments expected next. The final testimony centered on digital evidence, which both sides used to support their competing accounts of the case. Jurors will weigh that electronic evidence as deliberations approach in the closely watched proceedings.
- 25Martin Odegaard injury update revealed amid Bernardo Silva revenge talk●Martin Odegaard injury update revealed as teammates consider Bernardo Silva revenge https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro
Martin Odegaard's injury situation has reportedly been clarified, with the Arsenal captain said to be facing time out. According to the report, his teammates are also discussing 'revenge' involving Bernardo Silva, suggesting an incident in a match involving the Manchester City midfielder may have caused the injury or a grievance. Details of the exact injury and timeline remain unclear.
- 26Closing arguments begin in murder trial of ex-'American Idol' contestant●Closing arguments expected in murder trial of former ‘American Idol’ contestant Caleb Flynn
Closing arguments are expected in the murder trial of Caleb Flynn, a former 'American Idol' contestant. Prosecutors and defense attorneys will make their final cases to the jury, which will then begin deliberations. The case has drawn attention because of Flynn's past television appearance, and a verdict could come soon after deliberations start.
- 27Family condemns plea deal in 2025 murder case▼‘This isn’t justice:’ Family reacts to plea deal in 2025 murder case
The family of a murder victim is speaking out against a plea deal reached in a 2025 killing, saying 'This isn't justice.' The agreement spares the defendant a trial and, in the family's view, a proportionate sentence. Their reaction is drawing attention to how prosecutors resolve homicide cases through negotiated pleas rather than full jury verdicts. Further details of the case, including the victim's identity and the terms of the deal, have not been provided.
- 28Mason County sheriff warns of jury duty Bitcoin scam▼Mason County sheriff warns of jury duty warrant scam pushing Bitcoin payments
The Mason County sheriff's office is warning residents about a scam in which callers pose as law enforcement, claim the victim missed jury duty, and demand payment of a bogus arrest warrant in Bitcoin. Officials stress that legitimate courts and sheriff's offices never demand cryptocurrency or gift card payments over the phone for warrants, and urge residents to hang up and report the calls.
- 29Closing arguments due Tuesday in Caleb Flynn murder trial●Caleb Flynn murder trial: Closing arguments to be delivered Tuesday
Closing arguments are scheduled for Tuesday in the murder trial of Caleb Flynn. Prosecutors and defense attorneys will present their final summaries to the jury before deliberations begin. The case has drawn local attention, and a verdict could follow soon after the jury receives the case.
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Jury selection has begun in the trial of the man accused of murdering a University of North Carolina student. The case has drawn sustained attention in North Carolina and beyond, with local outlets covering proceedings as prosecutors and defense attorneys screen potential jurors. The trial is expected to draw continued public interest as testimony begins.
- 31NFL Week 4 Injury Report: Jefferson, Achane Updates▼NFL Injury Report, Week 4: Latest news, updates on Justin Jefferson, De'Von Achane more for fantasy football
Week 4 of the NFL season brings fresh injury concerns for fantasy football managers, with updates on Vikings star Justin Jefferson and Dolphins running back De'Von Achane among the notable names on the league's injury report. Managers are scrambling for the latest news as lineups lock ahead of Sunday's games, monitoring practice reports and team statements for clarity on who will play.
- 32Closing arguments expected in Caleb Flynn murder trial●Caleb Flynn murder trial: Closing arguments expected for former ‘American Idol’ contestant
Closing arguments are expected in the murder trial of a former 'American Idol' contestant, a case widely referred to as the Caleb Flynn murder trial. The development marks the final stage before the jury begins deliberations. Details of the charges, the evidence presented, and the identities of those involved have not been confirmed beyond the headline.
- 33Attorneys seek change of venue in Birchmore murder trial●Attorneys for former police officer charged in Birchmore murder request trial moved out of state
Lawyers for a former police officer charged with the murder of Olio Birchmore have formally asked for the trial to be moved out of state. The defense argues a fair trial cannot be guaranteed in the current jurisdiction, likely citing pretrial publicity. The request puts the court in a position of weighing venue logistics against the defendant's right to an impartial jury.