Anthropic sues Trump administration amid clash with Pentagon over AI use
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed lawsuits Monday against the United States Department of Defense and several other federal agencies after the government moved to block the company’s technology from being used for defense-related work. The lawsuit names
Live Nation reaches deal with DOJ in antitrust suit, agrees to major ticketing changes
Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, has reached a major settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve a federal antitrust lawsuit accusing the company of dominating the live entertainment industry and limiting competition. The
Falcons to sign QB Tua Tagovailoa to 1-year deal after release from Dolphins
The Atlanta Falcons reportedly will sign quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to a one-year deal, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. It was announced on Monday that the Miami Dolphins were parting ways with Tagovailoa, with their decision to release the
Colts sign WR Alec Pierce to record-setting 4-year, $116 million contract
The Indianapolis Colts have signed wideout Alec Pierce to a four-year contract worth about $116 million. Pierce confirmed the agreement Monday on social media, while the team acknowledged the signing without releasing financial details. The 25-year-old was approaching
Avery Anna to release ‘Forgive, Forget’ EP, shares new track ‘Man Downstairs’
Avery Anna is stepping into a deeply personal new chapter with her upcoming six-song EP, ‘forgive, forget,’ arriving March 13. Alongside the announcement, she’s unveiled “Man Downstairs,” a rock-leaning track that hints at the emotional depth of
Noah Kahan launches new era with “The Great Divide” and massive 2026 Stadium Tour
Noah Kahan has officially ushered in his next chapter with the release of his new single, “The Great Divide,” which also serves as the title track for his upcoming fourth studio album, The Great Divide, arriving April