Found 13 results for "Legal Battle"
Sony Pictures steps into Hollywood's escalating legal confrontation with ByteDance, signaling a unified front against perceived content misuse.
A quiet box office, Toyota recalls, crocodile threats in Mozambique, and celebrity legal disputes captured national attention on January 27.
Explore the multifaceted trending topics of February 12, 2026, from Olympic engagements and manatee rescues to legal battles against AI use and the world of BJJ, as highlighted on the "Today Show" and diverse news outlets.
A deep dive into January 23rd's trending news, covering endangered species, celebrity legal battles, new music, corporate moves, and natural wonders.
The cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 8, signaling extreme fear. This plunge comes as BlockDAG, Ethereum, Binance Coin, and XRP show trending activity.
Olympic downhill champion Breezy Johnson accepts an engagement ring in Italy, while an Albanian actor takes legal action against her government for unauthorized use of her image as an 'AI minister.'
Albanian actor Anila Bisha has taken legal action against her government for using her likeness as an "AI minister" without full consent, sparking debate over AI ethics.
An Albanian actor has filed a lawsuit against her government for using her image and voice to create an "AI minister" without full consent, raising critical questions about digital rights and ethical AI usage.
A new startup, LightBar, is crowdsourcing internet users to hunt down AI models misusing copyrighted Hollywood content, signaling an escalating battle over intellectual property.
ElevenLabs launches "Eleven Album" featuring an AI-generated Liza Minnelli, sparking debate on AI's role in music, artist compensation, and creative authenticity.
A quiet box office weekend, Toyota recalls 162,000 trucks, and severe weather brings challenges from snow to crocodiles across the globe.
Prince Harry testifies in landmark privacy lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher, becomes emotional discussing impact on wife Meghan during high-profile court case.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol receives five-year prison sentence for obstruction of justice and martial law attempt in unprecedented legal case.