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- 1Jury finds Facebook liable in Cambridge Analytica deception case●Jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users in Cambridge Analytica case
A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica case, according to CBS News. The ruling stems from the scandal in which data from millions of users' profiles was harvested without proper consent and used for political targeting. The decision marks a significant legal setback for Meta and could shape future privacy litigation.
- 2US jury orders Apple to pay $5.7 billion 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 a record $5.7 billion in damages in a patent dispute over haptic technology, the vibration and touch-feedback systems used in its devices. The verdict ranks among the largest patent damages awards ever issued in the United States, and attention is turning to whether Apple will appeal the decision.
- 3Utah mother Kouri Richins convicted of poisoning husband with fentanyl●Jury finds Utah mom Kouri Richins guilty of fatally poisoning husband with fentanyl
A Utah jury has found Kouri Richins guilty of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl, closing a case that has drawn wide attention since her arrest. Richins, a mother who later published a children's book about grief, faced charges in connection with her husband's 2022 death. The verdict marks a major development in a case that has followed the family through years of court proceedings.
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A jury in New Mexico has found Facebook liable for more than 43 million violations of the state's consumer protection law. The ruling stems from a lawsuit brought by New Mexico's attorney general, who accused the company of harming young users. The verdict could carry substantial financial penalties and adds to Meta's mounting legal troubles over child safety in the United States.
- 5Verdict Reached in Ohio Murder Trial of Caleb Flynn●VERDICT: American Idol Murder Trial - Day 8 | OH v. Caleb Flynn
A verdict has been reached in the Ohio murder trial of Caleb Flynn, a case widely dubbed the 'American Idol murder trial' and covered by Court TV. Day 8 of the proceedings ended with the jury's decision, drawing large public attention to the outcome and the case's unusual nickname.
- 6NFL 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
Yahoo Sports has published its Week 4 NFL injury report, compiling the latest news and updates on players including Justin Jefferson and De'Von Achane ahead of the weekend's games. The roundup is aimed at fantasy football managers weighing start-sit decisions, with status changes on key offensive stars drawing close attention as lineups are set.
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The Big Brother 28 jury reveals have become a talking point among fans, with viewers reacting to which former houseguests are sitting on the jury and how their votes could shape the season finale. Discussions are focused on the jury's composition and the implications for the remaining contestants as the season nears its end.
- 8Ravens QB Lamar Jackson limited in practice with back injury●Lamar Jackson injury update: Ravens QB limited in practice with back injury https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7647085/202
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was limited in practice due to a back injury, raising questions about his availability for the team's upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans. Fans and analysts are watching for further updates on his status as the Ravens prepare, with his health a major factor in the team's fortunes this season.
- 9NFL Week 4 Injury Report Covers All 16 Games●NFL Week 4 injury report: Player statuses for all 16 games https://www. nfl.com/news/nfl-week-4-injury -report-player-st
The NFL has released its Week 4 injury report, detailing player statuses for all 16 upcoming games. The report lists which players are out, doubtful, questionable, or expected to play, giving fans and fantasy managers a full picture ahead of the weekend's matchups. It arrives as teams manage key absences early in the season.
- 10Cardinals shut down Masyn Winn with thumb injury▼Cardinals News: Masyn Winn's injury, Quinn Mathews' future, Jose Fermin's historic mark Masyn Winn was shutdown by the S
The St. Louis Cardinals have ended shortstop Masyn Winn's 2026 season early after his thumb injury flared up again. Alongside the news, reports say pitching prospect Quinn Mathews has positioned himself for a 2027 rotation spot, while Jose Fermin has reached a historic franchise mark. Cardinals fans are discussing what Winn's health means for the infield and how the roster shapes up heading into the offseason.
- 11Colorado Jury Should Not Set Global Climate Policy, Critics Argue▼One Colorado Jury Should Not Regulate Global Climate Change
A commentary in the National Law Review argues that a single jury in Colorado should not effectively regulate global climate change through litigation against energy companies. The piece contends that climate policy of worldwide scope is being decided by local courtrooms, raising questions about the proper role of juries versus legislatures and international bodies in setting emissions rules.
- 12Faith Hedgepeth murder trial jury selection continues into third day▼Faith Hedgepeth murder trial: Why some potential jurors were dismissed as jury selection enters third day
Jury selection in the Faith Hedgepeth murder trial has entered its third day, with several potential jurors dismissed. The trial stems from the 2012 killing of Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student, a case that remained unsolved for years. Coverage is focusing on the reasons candidates were excused as prosecutors and defense attorneys work to seat a panel.
- 13BFI London Film Festival unveils 2026 competition juries●BFI London Film Festival reveals 2026 competition juries https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/film/londonfilmfestival/bfi-
The BFI London Film Festival has announced the juries for its 2026 competition strands. Details of the judges chosen to award the festival's prizes were published by the Evening Standard, drawing attention from film culture audiences. The lineup signals early momentum for next year's festival and prompts speculation about which films and filmmakers will compete under the new juries.
- 14Isack Hadjar opens up about wrist injury from summer break▼Red Bull driver إسحاق حجار (Isack Hadjar) 🇫🇷 talks about the wrist injury he sustained during summer break F1: Beyond th
Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar has spoken publicly about the wrist injury he picked up during the F1 summer break, in a new interview on the Beyond the Grid podcast. The Frenchman's comments offer fans insight into how the setback affected him and his recovery heading into the second half of the season.
- 15Jury reaches verdict in American Idol alum's murder trial▼Jury makes decision in ‘American Idol’ alum’s shocking murder trial
A jury has delivered a decision in the murder trial of a former American Idol contestant, according to PennLive. The verdict concludes a case that has drawn wide attention because of the singer's reality TV past and the violent nature of the charges. Details of the verdict, the charges and sentencing have not yet been confirmed beyond the initial report.
- 16Jury selection enters day three in uncle's trial over niece's 2017 killing▼DAY 3: Jury selection continues for trial of uncle charged in 2017 murder of 5-year-old niece
Jury selection is continuing for a third day in the trial of a man charged with the 2017 murder of his 5-year-old niece. The case, being covered by WECT, stems from the death of the young girl more than seven years ago. Reporters and local residents are watching closely as attorneys work to seat a jury, given the case's long history and the young victim involved.
- 17Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Perjury Claim Falters▼Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Senator’s Perjury Claim Falls Apart
Former special counsel Jack Smith is publicly standing behind the federal charges he brought against Donald Trump, pushing back on a senator's accusation that he lied under oath. That perjury claim is now unraveling under scrutiny, with little evidence emerging to support it. The exchange has reignited debate over the legitimacy of the prosecutions and Smith's congressional testimony.
- 18Church ordered to pay $24M in Serah Bellar case●A ‘cult-like’ church was ordered to pay $24M in the Serah Bellar case
A jury has ordered a church described in testimony as 'cult-like' to pay $24 million in the case involving Serah Bellar. The ruling stems from allegations connected to her treatment within the congregation. The large award and the 'cult-like' characterization have drawn wide attention to the church's practices and the circumstances surrounding Bellar's case.
- 19Both sides rest in Oconto County cartel murder trial●Both sides rest in murder trial of suspected Mexican cartel member in Oconto County
Prosecutors and defense attorneys have rested their cases in the murder trial of a suspected Mexican cartel member in Oconto County, Wisconsin. The jury will now hear closing arguments and deliberate on the charges. Local outlet WBAY is covering the proceedings, which have drawn regional attention given the alleged cartel connection to an otherwise quiet part of the state.
- 20Anthony removed from AL Wild Card roster after hand injury flares up●Anthony off AL Wild Card roster after re-aggravating hand injury
Anthony has been taken off the AL Wild Card roster after re-aggravating a hand injury, dealing a blow to his team ahead of the postseason. The move means he will not be available for the Wild Card series, forcing the club to adjust its lineup and roster plans as the playoffs begin.
- 21Manchester United hit with eleventh injury ahead of Carrick test●Manchester United reveal update as Michael Carrick handed ELEVENTH injury blow in crisis https://www.standard.co.uk/spor
Manchester United have issued an update confirming Noussair Mazraoui is the latest player sidelined, taking the club's injury count to eleven under Michael Carrick. The Evening Standard reports the full-back's absence deepens a mounting crisis at Old Trafford, with the squad stretched across multiple positions ahead of a demanding run of fixtures.
- 22Tottenham injury fears after summer signing exits training early●Tottenham injury fears as summer signing leaves training after seven minutes https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/v
Concerns are growing at Tottenham after one of the club's summer signings was forced off during a training session after just seven minutes, raising doubts about his fitness ahead of upcoming fixtures. The player involved is Netherlands defender PvA van Hecke, whose availability could affect both Spurs' defensive plans and the Dutch national team's options.
- 23Jury selection continues in UNC student murder trial●Jury selection enters day three in UNC student murder trial
Jury selection has entered its third day in the trial of the man accused of murdering a University of North Carolina student. Attorneys are working to seat a panel as the case draws close attention in the Chapel Hill area and across North Carolina. Further procedural details have not yet been released.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have issued their injury report ahead of their Week 4 game, listing player statuses as the team prepares for the weekend. Fans and analysts are watching the report closely for clues about who will be available, with availability potentially shaping the Steelers' chances in the upcoming matchup.
- 25Caleb Flynn Found Guilty on All Counts in Wife's Murder▼Caleb Flynn guilty on all counts in wife’s murder
Caleb Flynn has been found guilty on all counts in the murder of his wife, according to NewsNation. The verdict concludes the trial over the killing, which has drawn attention as details of the case emerged. Prosecutors secured convictions on every charge brought against him. Sentencing details were not included in the initial reports.
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A mistrial has been declared in a murder trial in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. The jury was unable to reach a verdict, so the case remains unresolved. Prosecutors have not said whether they intend to retry the defendant. The judge's decision means the trial ends without a conviction or acquittal, and both sides await the next step in the case.
- 27Red Sox lose key player to injury against Yankees in playoffs●Red Sox lose key player to another injury in MLB playoffs vs Yankees
The Boston Red Sox have lost a key player to injury during their MLB playoff series against the New York Yankees, compounding the team's injury problems at a critical point in the postseason. The loss of an important contributor could affect Boston's chances as the playoff matchup continues.
- 28Trump administration relies on 'morally binding' corporate self-regulation●Meanwhile, the Trump admin is trusting the most, soulless, ruthless corporations to regulate themselves via a ‘morally b
The Trump administration is being criticised for trusting large corporations to regulate themselves through a 'morally binding' agreement rather than enforceable rules. The criticism comes as a jury found Facebook liable for $43 million over privacy violations, a case critics cite as evidence that companies cannot be left to police their own conduct on user data.
- 29Pasha Pashkov shares update after Amber Glenn's Dancing With the Stars injury●Pasha Pashkov gives update after that ‘DWTS’ injury that left Amber Glenn in tears
Pasha Pashkov has given an update following an injury on Dancing With the Stars that left his partner, figure skater Amber Glenn, in tears on set. The professional dancer addressed concerns about her condition and the impact on their run in the competition, as fans awaited news on whether she could continue performing.
- 30Jury selection continues in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial●Jury selection continues Wednesday in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial
Jury selection was set to continue Wednesday in the murder trial of Faith Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student killed in 2012. The case remained unsolved for years before an arrest was made in 2021, drawing sustained attention in North Carolina and beyond as the long-awaited trial gets underway.
- 31Lindsay Clancy Case Returns to Court After Mistrial▼Nearly a month after a mistrial was declared in the murder case against Duxbury mother Lindsay Clancy, attorneys are set to return to court Tuesday for a status hearing that could shape the future of the high-profile case.
Nearly a month after a mistrial was declared in the murder case against Duxbury mother Lindsay Clancy, attorneys are scheduled to return to court Tuesday for a status hearing. The session could determine how the high-profile case proceeds, including whether prosecutors seek a retrial or how the legal process moves forward following the failed jury proceedings.
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Jury selection is underway in the murder trial of Faith Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student killed in 2012. The proceedings mark a major step in a case that went unsolved for years before an arrest was made. Attention is focused on how quickly a panel can be seated and when opening arguments may begin.
- 33Former church leader Gary Keesee Jr. waives jury trial in rape case▼Former church leader Gary Keesee Jr. waives jury trial in Knox County rape case
Gary Keesee Jr., a former church leader, has waived his right to a jury trial in a rape case pending in Knox County, Ohio. His case will now be decided by a judge rather than a jury. The charges relate to alleged sexual assault, and the move comes as his trial proceedings advance.
- 34GOP senator calls Smith 'a total dirtbag' in NBA perjury gaffe▼‘A total dirtbag’: GOP senator mistakenly accuses Smith of perjury over NBA game
A Republican US senator publicly accused Smith of perjury over a story involving an NBA game, branding him 'a total dirtbag' before it emerged the accusation was mistaken. The episode, reported by NBC News, drew attention for both the insult and the error, with commentators highlighting the senator's failure to verify the claim before attacking Smith by name.
- 35Masaki Suda reportedly walks out mid-show over SixTONES duo's antics●https://www. wacoca.com/videos/3423893/cele brity/ 菅田将暉、ほくじゅりの悪ノリに耐えきれず途中退席!?ww#菅田将暉 # SixTONES # 松村北斗 # 田中樹 # Celebriti
Japanese actor and singer Masaki Suda is the subject of a circulating clip claiming he could not put up with the rowdy banter of Hokujuri — the pair of SixTONES members Hokuto Matsumura and Juri Tanaka — and left partway through. The item frames the moment as comedic, with fans sharing reactions to the supposed on-air exit.
- 36American Idol Alum Convicted of Murdering His Wife●American Idol Alum Guilty of Wife’s Murder After Claiming a Break-In: Report https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.comi ngs
A former American Idol contestant has been found guilty of murdering his wife, according to a report from ComingSoon. Prosecutors rejected the man's claim that an intruder broke in and killed her, and a jury sided with them, convicting him of the killing. The case has drawn attention because of the reality TV connection and the disputed break-in story.
- 37Jury screening underway in UNC student murder case▼Potential jurors for UNC student murder case questioned about media coverage impact
Potential jurors in the murder case of a University of North Carolina student are being questioned about how news coverage may have influenced their views, as prosecutors and defense attorneys seek an impartial panel. The selection process highlights concerns that extensive media attention could affect the fairness of the trial.
- 38Raphinha Leaves Brazil Camp With Thigh Injury●Raphinha Leaves Brazil Camp After Thigh Injury Scare # Raphinha # Barcelona # Brazil # Football # SoccerNews https:// en
Barcelona forward Raphinha has left the Brazil national team camp after picking up a thigh injury scare. The winger withdrew from duty with the Selecao, raising concerns for both his club and country ahead of upcoming fixtures. Further details on the severity of the injury and how long he may be sidelined have not yet been confirmed.
- 39Nico Schlotterbeck suffers fresh injury in Germany training▼Nico Schlotterbeck suffers fresh injury during Germany training
Germany defender Nico Schlotterbeck has picked up a fresh injury during national team training, according to Yahoo Sports. The timing is a concern for both the national setup and his club, with details on the severity and expected time out not yet confirmed. Supporters are waiting to learn whether he will be available for upcoming fixtures.
- 40TV And Film Productions That Hid Actors' Injuries And Pregnancies▼28 Times TV Shows Or Movies Hid An Actor’s Injury, Pregnancy, Or Other Matter
A widely shared roundup lists 28 cases where TV shows or movies concealed an actor's injury, pregnancy, or other personal circumstance during filming. Examples typically include rewrites, body doubles, props, and creative camera work used to keep productions on track. The piece is drawing attention from television and film fans interested in behind-the-scenes production tricks.