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SEC Files Settled Action Against North Carolina Trader Over Alleged Free-Riding Scheme
The SEC alleges Mayur Baviskar used $377,200 in unfunded deposits to obtain instant brokerage credit and withdrew $6,078.16 in trading profits.
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Justice Department Temporarily Places Three Opioid Compounds in Schedule I
The DEA is temporarily scheduling MGPI, MGM-15 and MGM-16 under the Controlled Substances Act, while DOJ outlines limited enforcement discretion for incidental trace amounts of MGPI in some botanical kratom products.
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Justice Department and FBI Seize QScan and QTRouter Domains Used by China-Linked Hackers
Court-authorized seizures made two platforms operated by the PRC-sponsored group QTFY inoperable, according to unsealed court documents.
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Meta Urges TikTok and YouTube to Adopt Teen Safety Measures
Meta says an agreement with 52 attorneys general sets a path toward industry-wide protections for teens and asks TikTok and YouTube to adopt the same measures.
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GM Unveils Pixar-Inspired Chevrolet Colorado and Bolt at D23
General Motors featured wrapped versions of a 2026 Chevrolet Colorado and 2027 Chevrolet Bolt as Cars characters Ramone and Flo at D23 in August 2026.
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NCSC Ends AI Sandbox as It Shifts to Court-Focused Evaluation Tools
The National Center for State Courts says it is moving from its AI Sandbox to common infrastructure for assessing, researching and strengthening understanding of AI in courts.
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AWS Signs Agreement to Acquire DuckLabs, Developer of DuckDB
Amazon says AWS has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Amsterdam-based DuckLabs, while the DuckDB open source project will remain independent, free, and open source.
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Meta Reaches Agreement With 51 Attorneys General on Teen Protections
Meta says a multistate agreement would add default limits and parental controls for under-18 users on Instagram and Facebook, pending judicial approval.
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Louisiana Teacher Asks Supreme Court to Block Ten Commandments Displays in Schools
Louisiana teacher Chris Dier has asked the Supreme Court to review a state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in K-12 and college classrooms.
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Deloitte Agrees to Pay $21.5 Million to Resolve Alleged False Claims Act Employment Discrimination Violations
Deloitte entities agreed to pay $21.5 million to resolve Justice Department allegations that they falsely certified compliance with federal anti-discrimination requirements.
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IBM Completes Acquisition of HRL Laboratories to Expand Quantum Hardware Capabilities
IBM completed its acquisition of HRL Laboratories on Aug. 26, bringing silicon-spin qubit research and related quantum technology expertise into its portfolio.
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Ring Announces TAKE as Default Encryption Standard for Customer Videos
Ring says its TAKE system will roll out in phases from September and become the default encryption for customers worldwide after full deployment, while E2EE remains optional.
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Oracle Builds Southern New Mexico Career Pathways Through Education Partnerships
Oracle Academy is working with New Mexico educators to help students develop technology skills and explore careers connected to data centers and other industries.
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Canada Retaliates Against New U.S. Tariffs as Trade War Escalates
Prime Minister Mark Carney imposed matching tariffs on about $20 billion in U.S. imports after President Donald Trump introduced new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, while analysts said an agreement could still be reached.
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Commission Objects to UPM-Sappi Paper Joint Venture
The European Commission has issued a Statement of Objections over UPM and Sappi’s proposed joint venture, citing preliminary concerns about competition, prices and customer choice in communication paper markets.
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Nebraska Farmers and Sierra Club Oppose AI Data Center Expansion
Conservative farmers and environmental advocates are challenging rapidly advancing artificial intelligence data center projects over farmland, water and electricity concerns.
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Dan J. Sullivan Advances to Alaska Senate General Election After Ballot Fight
Dan J. Sullivan, a retired teacher who shares the incumbent senator’s name, advanced from Alaska’s Aug. 18 primary after the state Supreme Court ordered him eligible for the ballot.
