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OpenAI Sued Over Astra Name As TradeSun Says GPTWhat Readers Need to Know TradeSun says it used ASTRA for AI software years before OpenAI launched GPT-6 Astra and holds a federal registration dating to 2022. The lawsuit relies on “reverse confusion” — the claim that OpenAI is so large its branding could make consumers think the original ASTRA belongs to OpenAI. The dispute OpenAI faces a federal…

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Trump’s Harvard Funding Fight Hits Appeals Court With Billions and Federal Power on the LineWhat the First Circuit Is Really Deciding The First Circuit is weighing whether a federal judge had the power to restore billions in Harvard research funding after finding the government acted unlawfully. The Trump administration says the dispute belongs in the Court of Federal Claims because, at bottom, Harvard is seeking federal money. Harvard says…

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DOJ Weaponization Report Exposes How Biden Officials Schemed to Target Parents as Domestic TerroristsInside the Bureaucracy Internal DOJ and FBI records prove career staff repeatedly warned top leadership that the Garland school board memo was a politically motivated partisan exercise disguised as a law enforcement priority. Whistleblower exhibits reveal federal agents opened Guardian assessments on ordinary mothers solely because of gun ownership and…

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Google Told Investors Gemini 3.5 Pro Was Coming in JuneKey Takeaways A proposed securities class action filed Friday in federal court in California alleges Alphabet misled investors about the expected launch of Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model. The lawsuit alleges CEO Sundar Pichai publicly indicated the model was coming in June while Alphabet allegedly failed to disclose disappointing training results and a…

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Doctors, Insurers Sue Newsom Over Health Tax They Call UnlawfulLaws passed directly by voters are supposed to carry a certain weight, a kind of political bedrock that elected officials can't simply chip away at when convenient. That's exactly the argument now being made in a new lawsuit, as doctors and health insurers sue Gov. Gavin Newsom, alleging he and the Legislature broke the law Doctors, insurers sue Newsom…

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Free Lawsuit As Allulose Labeling Comes Under Legal FireBy Samuel López | USA Herald Costco Wholesale Corporation is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit that appears, at first glance, to be another fight over food-label wording. Dig deeper, however, and the case exposes a strange gap between what federal regulations say and what the Food and Drug Administration currently chooses to enforce. Illinois…

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Tony Buzbee Must Face $25 Million Defamation Lawsuit as JayWhat Matters in the Court Fight A federal judge refused to dismiss Marcy Croft’s $25 million lawsuit, finding her allegations plausibly support defamation and defamation per se claims against Tony Buzbee and his law firm. An unusual state-law issue helped Croft keep additional claims alive because Mississippi recognizes causes of action that Texas does…

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Judge Refuses to Dismiss Labor Union’s Trademark Case Against StarbucksWhat This Ruling Changes Starbucks failed to persuade a federal judge that the union’s trademark case should be thrown out before the merits are decided. Workers United is asking for a ruling that “Starbucks Workers United” and its raised-fist logo do not unlawfully infringe Starbucks’ trademarks. The ruling doesnot mean the union has won the trademark…

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