Luigi Mangione's lawyers ask federal judge to dismiss some criminal charges, including death-eligible count
Defense attorneys for Mangione are seeking to dismiss a count of murder through the use of a firearm.
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Play Store downloads could soon get cheaper after the Supreme Court denies Google's bid to delay antitrust changes
The Supreme Court denied Google's bid to temporarily block parts of a lower court ruling in its legal fight with Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite.
The US could owe $1 trillion should the Supreme Court strike down emergency tariffs
Legal experts said that fiscal disruption shouldn't hold merit for a case to be ruled as lawful or unlawful.
The CEO of Anthropic is doubling down on his warning that AI will gut entry-level jobs
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned AI could eliminate entry-level jobs in law, finance, and consulting within five years.
Analysts are calling Google's antitrust decision 'broadly favorable' and 'benign'
Analysts say the search giant left the court room largely unscathed.
Business and tech leaders respond to the Google antitrust ruling after a judge spared it from a Chrome sell-off
Judge Amit Mehta's ruling in the Google antitrust case drew mixed reactions, with some disappointed that the search giant wasn't broken up.
Can you trust AI to keep your secrets? Probably not, lawyers say.
Attorneys warn that users should exercise caution when sharing sensitive information with AI chatbots and be familiar with their terms of service.
The SBA's live-entertainment bailout was supposed to end two years ago. We still don't know how $1.5 billion was spent.
More than a half-billion dollars from the SBA's pandemic grant program for live entertainment was "potentially improper," a new report says.
Tesla's ability to sell cars in California hangs in the balance after a weeklong 'high-stakes' court hearing
California's DMV sued Tesla in 2022 and is seeking to suspend Tesla's ability to sell cars in the state for at least 30 days.
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A judge's dismissal of Justin Baldoni's $400 million defamation suit is a win for Blake Lively, but it's not 'game over'
Experts call Blake Lively's dismissed suit a win. Still, one expert told BI it's not "game over" for Justin Baldoni since he can "amend his claim."
PBS sues Trump over funding cuts to public media and alleges First Amendment violation
PBS said in a lawsuit that the Trump administration's executive order to cut media funding overstepped its authority and violated the Constitution.
Here's where all the firms in the Trump-Big Law fight stand
President Trump has taken aim at law firms that he believes have wronged him. Here's how they've responded.
Anthropic's Claude faked a legal citation. A lawyer had to clean it up.
The AI chatbot was used to help draft a citation in an expert report for Anthropic's copyright lawsuit.
Hold the lies: Judge says Burger King must face false-advertising lawsuit over the size of its Whopper
The Burger King lawsuit is the latest false-advertising claim targeting fast-food chains.
Tenants are being charged eviction fees even if they don't get evicted
Some are fighting back with lawsuits that argue a court needs to approve these legal and administrative charges.
Why indie board game companies are teaming up to sue Trump
Several tabletop game companies are uniting to sue Trump over tariffs, with one company saying it expects to pay "millions" as a result.
Harvard tapped attorneys with GOP ties to sue Trump in funding freeze showdown
Harvard University recruited a lineup of conservative law firms and lawyers to sue the Trump administration over freezing billions in federal grants.
Uber added people to its Uber One subscription program without their consent, an FTC lawsuit says
Uber One is too tricky to cancel and promises users more savings than they actually get, the FTC said in a lawsuit. Uber denied the allegations.
The Justice Department has charged a 19-year-old for 'firebombing' Cybertrucks at a Tesla dealership
The Justice Department charged a man it says set fire to a Cybertruck in Kansas City. The attorney general has promised harsh penalties for Tesla attacks.