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Sam Altman sister's abuse claims against him dismissed by judge
A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit involving OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and his sister, officially ending the legal battle over abuse allegations and counter-claims of defamation.
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6mSeattle man accused in 3 deaths may have fled to Wisconsin or Chicago
Authorities are urgently searching for Michael Anthony Oneal Fleming, an armed and dangerous suspect wanted for the murders of a former co-worker in Seattle and his parents in Wisconsin.
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9mBallard light rail could be revived for $10 billion, Sound Transit says
Sound Transit faces a $10 billion shortfall to deliver light rail to Ballard by 2042, requiring significant federal funding, cost-cutting measures, and strategic financial planning to ensure project completion.
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Trump tariffs on Canada spark latest lawsuit over trade powers
The Liberty Justice Center has filed a lawsuit challenging President Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, arguing the administration misused a dormant statute to bypass Congressional authority.
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3mAlaska Air posts $147M quarterly loss as high fuel prices take toll
Alaska Air Group reports a $147 million third-quarter loss driven by surging jet fuel costs, despite significant revenue growth and a strategic pivot toward premium traveler offerings.
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5mNew UN initiative will aim to tackle the military uses of AI
The UN is launching a new international initiative to establish guardrails for military artificial intelligence, aiming to address critical safety concerns and prevent machines from operating beyond human control.