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Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Google pays $68M to settle claims its voice assistant spied on users | TechCrunch
Google did not admit wrongdoing in the settlement of the class-action case, which accused the firm of "unlawful and intentional interception and recording of individuals’ confidential communications without their consent and subsequent unauthorized disclosure of those communications to third parties."
Hillary and Obama Oppose Tim Walz ICE Resistance in Footage Dems Want Buried
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- Woman Charged With Torching GOP Headquarters In Texas - Harold Hutchison
- Anti‑ICE Protest Turns Violent: Minneapolis Rioter Allegedly Bites Off Federal Officer’s Finger - Diana Zapata
- Independent Artist Group Signs Bestselling Author Abby Jimenez - Matthewgrobar
- China’s Military in Turmoil: Xi Jinping’s Purges Shake the PLA and Defense Leadership - Diana Zapata
- HSBC, ANT Test Tokenized Deposits Via Swift - Ajay Shamdasani
Chaos at Spirit Airlines ticket counter over cancelled flight
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- People are uninstalling TikTok and downloading an indie competitor - Karissa Bell
- Google versus OpenAI: Unraveling the Intricacies of AI Giants - Michael Terry
- Gambling Is Turning America Into A Degenerate 24/7 Sportsbook - Anthony J. Constantini
- How Star Trek's Most Powerful Woman Turned A Beloved Character Kinky - Chris Snellgrove
- Pinterest is conducting a massive round of layoffs to prioritize 'AI-powered products and capabilities' - Lawrence Bonk
