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Rapper Ordered To Pay Over $400,000 For Music Sample
A rapper has been ordered to pay over $400,000 in damages for using an uncleared music sample. The exact details of the sample dispute were not immediately clear.
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Wind Advisory Issued For California
A Wind Advisory has been issued for California by the NWS Hanford CA. The advisory is in effect until May 13 at 8:00 AM PDT.
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Young Crab Population Falls Significantly
WTOP Washington DC reported on a new study finding that the population of young crabs has fallen by about 50% since 2010. Researchers are examining several potential causes for the decline.
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US Producer Prices Rise More Than Expected
US producer prices rose 6% from a year ago, marking the fastest pace since Bloomberg Radio began tracking the data. This rise could signal persistent inflationary pressures in the economy. The producer price index rose 0.6% from the previous month.
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Shutterstock Settles FTC Allegations For $35 Million
A Los Angeles jury ruled Tuesday that a rapper and his companies must pay over $400,000 to musicians. The payment is for using a sample of their music in an early version of his 2021 hit song 'Hurt'. The ruling was made after a copyright infringement lawsuit.
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TekStream Wins Four Cybersecurity Excellence Awards
TekStream has been recognized with four industry awards for its excellence in cybersecurity. The awards highlight the company's achievements and contributions to the cybersecurity sector.
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US Considers Cutting Substance Testing Funding
Experts warn that the Trump administration's reduction in substance testing funding will lead to fatalities. This decision impacts farmers facing rising costs and market pressures. The cuts are expected to affect various initiatives. The United States is considering a reduction in funding for substance testing programs.
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Flood Warnings Issued For Alaska
A Flood Warning has been issued by the National Weather Service in Juneau, Alaska, effective until 10:00 AM AKDT on May 13.
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Mamdani Should Cut NYPD Budget, Not Schools
A social media post advocates for Mayor Mamdani to reduce the NYPD's budget instead of cutting funding for schools and housing access. The post links to a Gothamist article detailing proposed budget cuts.
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Colorado Regulates AI Decisions
Colorado's SB 26-189 was passed by the House with a 57-6 vote on May 9. This new AI decision law replaces SB 24-205 and introduces updated ADMT disclosure and consumer rights rules.
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