Press freedom groups rip Sheinbaum after latest journalist murder
As the Sheinbaum administration vows to look into the case of a sixth slain journalist this year, advocacy groups call her response to a pattern of violence insufficient.
Growing awareness of the dangers social media poses for young, developing brains has shown up in a wave of new restrictions globally.
As the Sheinbaum administration vows to look into the case of a sixth slain journalist this year, advocacy groups call her response to a pattern of violence insufficient.
TAMPA, Fla. — The Washington Post won summary judgment from a Florida federal court on Trump Media’s defamation complaint over its article headlined “Trust linked to porn-friendly bank could gain a stake in Trump’s Truth Social.” The newspaper admits the article included false information — the claim that Trump Media Technology Group “paid a $240,000 referral fee in connection with an $8 million loan from an entity known as ES Family Trust” — and has since issued a correction, but there was no proof of malice in its actions.
Jurors in May 2023 found Donald Trump liable for rape and defamation. He has delayed payment for the past three years.
SAN FRANCISCO — A California federal court granted partial summary judgments to both sides of a copyright dispute brought against Meta by Epidemic Sound, a music production and distribution firm, over claims that Meta’s Reels Remix feature uses tracks that infringe on Epidemic’s copyrights. Epidemic showed it has a valid copyright over several of the tracks in dispute, while Meta has shown that Epidemic cannot pursue statutory damages regarding another batch of tracks. The bulk of the dispute moves on.
Rio de Janeiro became Brazil's first state capital to adopt such a restriction, days after the federal government tightened advertising rules for licensed betting operators.
The Register seeks to dismiss the case saying Trump’s suit fails from the start under the First Amendment’s protection of the press reporting political news.
If the regulator's views on Meta are confirmed, the EU can slap a fine of up to 6% of the company's total worldwide annual turnover.