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A jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving its users in the long-running Cambridge Analytica case, according to CBS News. The verdict stems from the scandal in which data from millions of Facebook users was harvested without consent and used for political targeting. The ruling marks a significant legal setback for Meta, which has faced years of scrutiny and litigation over its handling of user data and privacy practices.
- 2US jury orders Apple to pay record $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 owes a record $5.7 billion in a patent dispute over haptic technology, the vibration feedback used in iPhones and other devices. The verdict ranks among the largest patent damages awards in US history, and attention is focusing on how Apple will respond, including any expected appeal.
- 3Utah mom Kouri Richins guilty 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 drew wide attention after she later published a children's book about grief. The verdict follows a high-profile trial in which prosecutors argued she deliberately administered the lethal dose. The case is expected to move to sentencing in the coming weeks.
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Discussion around the Big Brother 28 jury has surfaced, with fans reacting to which eliminated houseguests are now on the jury and what that signals for the endgame. The composition of the jury often shapes predictions about who can win the season, making each reveal a talking point among viewers following the competition.
- 5Isack 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 Formula 1 driver Isack Hadjar has spoken publicly about the wrist injury he sustained during the summer break, discussing how it happened and how he has managed it. The comments were made in an interview on the F1: Beyond the Grid podcast, drawing attention from fans following the sport's return to racing.
- 6Caleb Flynn Found Guilty on All Counts in Wife's Murder●Caleb Flynn guilty on all counts in wife’s murder
Caleb Flynn has been convicted on all counts in the murder of his wife, according to NewsNation coverage of the verdict. The jury's decision closes the trial phase of a case that has drawn public attention. Details about sentencing, the evidence presented, and reaction from the victim's family were not included in the available reports.
- 7Verdict reached in Ohio's 'American Idol murder trial'●VERDICT: American Idol Murder Trial - Day 8 | OH v. Caleb Flynn
The jury has returned a verdict in the Ohio murder trial of Caleb Flynn, a case widely nicknamed the 'American Idol murder trial'. The verdict was announced on day eight of proceedings in the Ohio courtroom. Further details about the verdict, the charges, and the connection to the television show have not been confirmed.
- 8Jury screening begins 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 UNC student are being questioned about how much media coverage they have seen and whether it could affect their ability to be impartial. Attorneys and the judge are vetting candidates to ensure a fair trial in a case that has drawn significant public attention in North Carolina.
- 9Former 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 trial will now be decided by a judge rather than a jury. The case has drawn attention because of Keesee's former role in a church and the serious nature of the charges he faces.
- 10Jury selection begins in Anchorage murder trial after earlier suspect cleared▼Jury selection begins in murder trial of Anchorage man accused after previous suspect cleared
Jury selection has begun in the Anchorage murder trial of a man charged after a previous suspect was cleared in the case. The trial's unusual history — an initial suspect being exonerated before a new arrest — has drawn attention in Alaska as proceedings get underway.
- 11Juror selection resumes in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial●Faith Hedgepeth murder trial: Emotions surface among potential jurors as selection enters day 2
Jury selection has entered its second day in the murder trial of the man accused of killing University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth in 2012. Potential jurors have shown visible emotions during questioning, as attorneys work to seat an impartial panel for a case that has drawn sustained attention in North Carolina for over a decade.
- 12TARC and PARC Ease Travel to St. James Court Art Show▼TARC and PARC help visitors to St. James Court Art Show
Louisville transit agencies TARC and PARC are helping visitors get to the St. James Court Art Show, one of the city's best-attended fall events. Shuttle and parking services are being offered to reduce congestion around the Old Louisville neighborhood as crowds arrive for the annual juried art fair.
- 1328 Times TV Shows And Movies Hid Actors' Real-Life Situations▼28 Times TV Shows Or Movies Hid An Actor’s Injury, Pregnancy, Or Other Matter
A roundup lists 28 instances where television shows and movies concealed an actor's injury, pregnancy, or other personal circumstance from viewers. Examples typically include writing around a cast member's baby bump with props, camera angles, or stand-ins, and adjusting storylines to accommodate injuries sustained on set. The piece has been picked up by Yahoo's entertainment feed, and such lists tend to circulate widely because they reveal the practical tricks productions use behind the scenes.
- 14GOP senator's perjury claim against Jack Smith backfires over mix-up●GOP senator airballs perjury claim against Jack Smith over apparent Hawks/Hawkeyes mix-up
A Republican senator accused former special counsel Jack Smith of perjury, but the claim reportedly rests on a mix-up between the Hawks and the Hawkeyes, undermining the allegation. Critics quickly seized on the error to mock the senator, while supporters of the accusation have yet to offer a correction or further evidence.
- 15Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Perjury Claim Falls Apart▼Jack Smith Defends Trump Charges as Senator’s Perjury Claim Falls Apart
Special counsel Jack Smith is defending the criminal charges against Donald Trump after a senator's claim that Smith's testimony included perjury failed to hold up under scrutiny. The dispute centres on statements Smith made to Congress about the investigations into the president-elect, with the lawmaker's accusations losing credibility as facts of the case were re-examined. The clash underscores continuing political and legal friction over the federal prosecutions of Trump.
- 16Former Music Pastor Convicted of Wife's Murder●Former Music Pastor Is Convicted of His Wife's Murder https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/caleb-flynn-verdict-murder-w
Caleb Flynn, a former music pastor in the United States, has been found guilty of murdering his wife. A jury delivered the conviction on September 29, 2026, closing a case that had drawn attention because of Flynn's role in church ministry. Details of the trial, the prosecution's evidence and the sentence he faces have not yet been widely reported.
- 17Molineux monitored, Hamilton and Brown ruled out of ODIs●Molineux monitored, Hamilton out of ODIs, Brown out with back injury
Australia's cricket squad is dealing with a run of fitness concerns ahead of one-day international commitments. Sophie Molineux is being monitored after an ongoing issue, while Hamilton has been ruled out of the ODI series and Brown is sidelined with a back injury. The withdrawals leave selectors weighing replacement options as the team finalises its bowling and all-rounder depth for upcoming matches.
- 18Pivetta set to start Game 2 after elbow injury layoff●Pivetta tabbed to start Game 2 after missing most of 2026 with right elbow injury
Pitcher Nick Pivetta has been named the starter for Game 2 after missing most of the 2026 season with a right elbow injury. The assignment marks a significant step in his comeback, and the decision is drawing attention as his team weighs his readiness for high-stakes postseason baseball following the long layoff.
- 19Justin Gaethje on Why He Accepts MMA's Injury Risk▼Nearly 28 Percent of MMA Fights End in Injury. Justin Gaethje Explains Why He Embraces the Risk
Nearly 28 percent of MMA fights end with a fighter sustaining an injury, according to a report highlighted by Men's Journal. UFC fighter Justin Gaethje, known for his punishing, high-output style, explains that he knowingly accepts the physical toll as part of competing at the highest level, saying the danger is inseparable from the sport he loves.
- 20NFL Week 4 Injury Report: Achane ACL, Mayfield, Jefferson Updates●2026 NFL Week 4 Injury Report: Achane's ACL, updates on Baker Mayfield, Justin Jefferson, Breece Hall, more
NFL Week 4 injury news is dominating football coverage, with reports focusing on Dolphins running back De'Von Achane's ACL and updates on Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield, Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson, and Jets running back Breece Hall. Fans and fantasy football managers are closely tracking the latest availability news ahead of this week's slate of games.
- 21Jury convicts TJ Wiggins in Frostproof triple murder▼Jury finds TJ Wiggins guilty on all charges in Frostproof triple-murder trial
A jury has found TJ Wiggins guilty on all charges in the trial over the 2020 triple murder in Frostproof, Florida. Wiggins faced charges in the deaths of three people killed at a home in the small Polk County city, a case that drew sustained attention in central Florida. The verdict closes the trial phase, with sentencing now the next step in the proceedings.
- 22St. James Court Art Show Marks 70th Year in Old Louisville●St. James Court Art Show returns to Old Louisville for 70th year this weekend
The St. James Court Art Show returns to Old Louisville this weekend, marking its 70th year. One of the region's best-known juried art fairs, the annual event draws thousands of visitors to the historic neighborhood each fall to browse work from artists across the country. Organizers are celebrating the milestone anniversary as the show opens again in the streets around St. James Court.
- 23Guilty Verdict in Wyoming County Murder Retrial▼A jury in Wyoming County returns guilty verdict in murder retrial
A jury in Wyoming County has returned a guilty verdict in a murder retrial. Details about the defendant, the victim, or the sentence have not been made available in initial reports. The original case apparently ended without a conclusive verdict, prompting prosecutors to take it back to court, where jurors have now convicted the accused of murder.
- 24Jury selection begins in trial over 2017 killing of 5-year-old girl●Jury selection underway for trial of uncle charged in 2017 murder of 5-year-old niece
Jury selection is underway in the trial of a man charged with the 2017 murder of his 5-year-old niece. The case, dating back nearly a decade, involves the death of a young girl allegedly killed by her uncle. Court proceedings are now moving forward as attorneys screen potential jurors for the long-awaited trial.