Musk’s xAI loses court bid to block Minnesota's AI ‘nudification’ ban
A federal judge defies Elon Musk, keeping Minnesota’s AI nudification ban alive despite xAI’s legal challenge.
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A federal judge defies Elon Musk, keeping Minnesota’s AI nudification ban alive despite xAI’s legal challenge.
Two Indiana football players are back on the field after a court order, but the ruling may not last.
A judge's ruling allows LSU to sign former NFL players, sparking debate and legal action in college sports.
A judge's reversal in a major copyright case has given Bad Bunny and his label a significant legal victory.
Google's ad tech business remains intact after a judge rejects a US bid to force a sale.
The SEC's latest court loss opens the door for college football programs to recruit former NFL players.
Prince Harry and other celebrities must pay $13 million to the Daily Mail publisher after losing a privacy case.
A court ruling has granted select NFL players the legal right to enter the transfer portal and return to college football programs for the 2026 season.
A judge has ordered Google to make it easier to install rival app stores on Android devices.
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay a $567 million fine for failing to protect children on its platforms.
The Michigan Supreme Court has overturned key rulings, expanding the reach of consumer protection laws in the state