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A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica lawsuit, more than seven years after it emerged that data on tens of millions of users was harvested without their consent for political targeting. The verdict is seen as a landmark in the legal fallout from the scandal that triggered record fines and congressional hearings.
- 2US jury orders Apple to pay record $5.7B in patent case●US jury says Apple owes record $5.7B in haptic technology patent case
A US jury has ruled that Apple must pay $5.7 billion, a record sum, in a patent dispute over haptic technology, the vibration feedback used in devices like the iPhone. The verdict ranks among the largest patent damages awards in US history, and attention is turning to whether Apple will appeal.
- 3Apple Hit With $5.7 Billion Verdict in Haptic Engine Patent Case▼Apple Faces $5.7 Billion Jury Verdict Over Haptic Engine Patent Dispute
A jury has reportedly ordered Apple to pay $5.7 billion in a patent dispute over the haptic engine technology used in its devices. The verdict, described as one of the largest of its kind, is likely to draw an appeal. Coverage so far is limited, and the full court details and parties involved remain unclear, but the scale of the award is drawing widespread attention in tech and legal circles.
- 4Clippers Hit by 'Brutal' Brandon Ingram Injury Update▼‘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 released an injury update on Brandon Ingram that fans and analysts are calling brutal, with many questioning the team's outlook. Reactions include disbelief — 'this makes no sense' — and grim predictions that it is 'going to be a long season,' coming on the heels of the Kawhi Leonard trade and deepening concerns about the roster's durability.
- 5Atlanta 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.
- 6Luis Arraez out of NL Wild Card Series with ankle injury▼Hampered by ankle injury, Arraez won't be on NL Wild Card Series roster
Padres infielder Luis Arraez will not appear on the roster for the National League Wild Card Series after failing to recover from an ankle injury in time for the playoffs. The loss removes one of baseball's most consistent contact hitters from San Diego's lineup as the club begins its postseason run.
- 7Driver caps comeback week with podium at Azerbaijan Grand Prix●Returns from injury, extends his contract, qualifies P4, finishes P3 ✅ What a week for the birthday boy 🎁 # F1 # Azerbai
A Formula 1 driver is being celebrated after a remarkable week at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix: he returned from injury, extended his contract, qualified fourth, and finished on the podium in third place — all around his birthday. Fans are praising the run of good news as the perfect birthday gift.
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Search interest in a Josh Allen injury is climbing after the Buffalo Bills beat the Chargers. Allen spoke at the postgame podium about the win, and fans are looking for updates on whether he picked up a knock in the game. No official details on the severity or status of any injury have been confirmed in the available reporting.
- 9Lindsay Clancy to Return 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 nurse 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 hung jury. The case remains unresolved, and her next court date will determine how prosecutors proceed, including whether they seek a retrial on the deadlocked charges.
- 10Aaron 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.
- 11Bears quarterback Caleb Williams out 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 expected to miss 3-4 weeks after suffering a grade 2 hamstring injury, according to NFL.com's 'The NFL Report'. The setback leaves the Bears without their starter for a stretch of games, and fans and analysts are discussing how the team will cope at the position and what the injury means for their season.
- 12Cybersecurity 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.
- 13Driver caps birthday week with podium at Azerbaijan Grand Prix●Formula 1 (@F1): Returns from injury, extends his contract, qualifies P4, finishes P3 ✅ What a week for the birthday boy
A Formula 1 driver turned his birthday week into a strong comeback, returning from injury, signing a contract extension, qualifying fourth, and finishing third at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The sport's official account celebrated the run of results, calling it quite a week for the birthday boy, and fans picked up on the celebratory tone.
- 14Jury 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 murdering University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth more than 14 years ago. Hedgepeth was killed in 2012 in Chapel Hill, and her case went unsolved for years before an arrest was made. The start of the long-awaited trial is drawing attention as one of North Carolina's most closely followed cold-case prosecutions.
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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.
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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.
- 17Clippers 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.
- 18Baker Mayfield out at least three weeks with thumb injury▼Buccaneers QB Baker Mayfield out at least 3 weeks with thumb injury; rookie Jalon Daniels to start
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield will miss at least three weeks after injuring his thumb, the team confirmed. Rookie Jalon Daniels is set to start in his place. The move raises questions about Tampa Bay's offensive continuity during a key stretch of the season, with fans and analysts weighing how the unproven rookie will handle the starting role.
- 19Catoosa 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.
- 20Jury convicts three men 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, with her family saying 'Christin can finally rest' after the verdict. The convictions close a chapter in a case that has drawn local attention, though details of the crime, the identities of the convicted men, and the sentences they face were not provided.
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England white-ball captain Jos Buttler has been ruled out of the Tri-series in Pakistan after suffering a hamstring injury. His withdrawal is a significant blow to England's preparations ahead of the tournament, where they face Pakistan and New Zealand. Officials have not confirmed how long he will be sidelined, and fans are debating the impact on England's batting line-up.
- 22Mason 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.
- 23Both sides rest in Caleb Flynn murder trial▼Both sides rest in Caleb Flynn murder trial after testimony focuses on digital evidence
The murder trial of Caleb Flynn has reached the end of testimony, with both the prosecution and defense resting their cases after proceedings centered heavily on digital evidence. Lawyers presented electronic records and data as part of their arguments to the jury. Closing arguments and deliberation are the expected next steps as the case moves toward a verdict.
- 24NFL 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.
- 25Baker Mayfield's Injury Reportedly Less Serious Than Feared▼Baker Mayfield’s Scary Injury Is Not as Bad as Feared
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield suffered a scary-looking injury, but initial fears about its severity have not been borne out. Reporting indicates the damage is not as bad as first believed, easing concerns about how much time he might miss.
- 26Over 150 arrested outside Labour conference after 16-hour standoff●At 5am on Monday morning, after over 150 arrests on # terrorism charges and a 16 hour stand off, # MerseysidePolice left
Merseyside Police left the scene outside the Labour Party Conference at around 5am on Monday, following a 16-hour standoff in which more than 150 people were arrested on terrorism charges. According to the group Defend Our Juries, those detained were still displaying their signs described as 'terrorist' when police withdrew. The mass arrests and the standoff are drawing attention to the policing of protest at the conference.
- 27Giants acquire Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy after Dart injury▼J.J. McCarthy trade: Giants acquire Vikings QB in wake of Jaxson Dart injury
The New York Giants have traded for Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, a move reported by CBS Sports. The deal comes after Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered an injury, leaving New York short at the position and prompting a swift move to add a former first-round passer. Reaction is likely to focus on what McCarthy's arrival means for Dart's status and the Vikings' quarterback plans.
- 28Family 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.
- 29Defense Rests Without Witnesses in American Idol Murder Trial●Defense Rests in American Idol Murder Trial, Calling No Witnesses
The defense has rested its case in the murder trial connected to a former American Idol contestant, presenting no witnesses. Prosecutors and defense attorneys have now concluded their evidence, and the case is set to move toward closing arguments and jury deliberations. The decision to call no witnesses suggests the defense believes prosecutors failed to meet the burden of proof.
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A jury has recommended against mercy for a man convicted of murdering an infant, meaning he is likely to face the death penalty or life without parole when the judge imposes the final sentence. The case concerns the killing of a baby, and sentencing now moves to the court. Details about the defendant, the location, and the timeline of the crime and trial were not provided.
- 31Injuries cloud star availability ahead of MLB Wild Card Series●How will injury impact these stars in AL, NL Wild Card Series?
With the MLB postseason's Wild Card Series underway, attention has turned to how injuries will affect several star players in both the American and National League brackets. MLB.com examines the key names whose health status could shape their teams' chances, leaving clubs and fans weighing lineups and rotations around uncertain contributors.
- 32Closing arguments set Tuesday in Caleb Flynn murder trial●Caleb Flynn murder trial: Both sides rest, closing arguments set for Tuesday
The murder trial of Caleb Flynn has reached its final stage, with both the prosecution and defense resting their cases. Closing arguments are scheduled for Tuesday, after which the jury will begin deliberations. The verdict will determine the outcome of a case that has drawn local attention throughout the proceedings.
- 33Jury selection begins in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial 14 years on●Jury selection begins in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial 14 years after her death
Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of Faith Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student killed in 2012. The trial starts 14 years after her death, following a long investigation and a 2021 arrest in the case. The killing drew lasting attention in North Carolina and among Native American communities, as Hedgepeth was a member of the Haliwa-Saponi tribe.
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A jury has convicted a gang member in connection with a 2023 murder at a gas station in LaGrange, Georgia. The verdict closes a case that began with a fatal shooting at the station roughly two years ago. Details on the defendant's identity and sentence have not been widely reported yet, but local coverage indicates the jury found the gang-related killing charges proven.
- 35Jury deliberates in Christin Cassels murder trial▼Jury begins deliberations in Christin Cassels murder trial following closing arguments
A jury has begun deliberating the fate of Christin Cassels after hearing closing arguments in her murder trial. Deliberations will decide whether she is acquitted or convicted, with a verdict expected once jurors reach a unanimous decision.