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Google Faces Expanded $3.2 Billion Antitrust Lawsuit Over Advertising Technology

A US federal judge allowed a second class-action lawsuit representing 5,000 publishers to seek $3.2 billion in damages from Google, increasing the financial and regulatory pressure surrounding the technology group's dominant digital advertising business.
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Tokyo Court Rules AI Voice Cloning Violated Actor's Legal Rights
Google Faces Expanded $3.2 Billion Antitrust Lawsuit Over Advertising Technology
Reserve Bank of Australia Raises Interest Rate to Highest Level Since 2011
Russia Takes Control of Nestlé and Auchan Operations
US Treasury Yields Hit Highest Levels Since 2002 as Energy and Inflation Fears Mount
US Threatens Diesel Export Ban Unless EU Releases Emergency Fuel Reserves
Cornell Fraternity Assault Investigation Reopened After New Text Messages Emerge
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White Sr. Acquitted in Federal Bribery Case
Poll Finds Most Americans Reject False Vaccine-Autism Link
Kristi Noem Files for Divorce
EU Energy Costs Rise by $113 Billion as U.S. Pushes LNG Exports
Bloomberg Adds Stablecoin Analytics Dashboard to Terminal
Trump Campaign Buys Ads on CNN and MSNBC Amid Wider Media Disputes
Flash Flooding Hits U.S. Southwest After Storm Polo
Legal Immigrants Face Medicaid Coverage Risk Under New Federal Rules
Federal Watchdog Clears Fed Officials of Criminal Wrongdoing in Headquarters Renovation
Justice Department Files Complaint Against Minnesota Judges Over Immigration Dispute
OpenAI Launches Autonomous Digital Agent and $500 Monthly Premium Tier
Senate Rejects Measure Seeking State Department Report on West Bank Violence
Trump and Xi Extend Tariff Truce but Reach No Major AI Agreement
Trump and Technology Executives Sign Voluntary AI Safety Accord
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Third-Country Migrant Deportations to Resume Pending Review
FTC Opens Antitrust and Safety Investigation Into OpenAI and Anthropic
U.S. Military Completes Withdrawal From Iraq as Pentagon Shifts Focus to Indo-Pacific
House Democratic Women Push for Stronger Title IX Protections After University Assault Allegations
Air Force Major Faces Possible Court-Martial Over Public Call for Trump’s Impeachment
Public Interest Coalition Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Data Security Failures
Democratic Lawmakers Introduce Bill Targeting Corporate Ownership of Medical Practices
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Federal Watchdog Clears Jerome Powell in Renovation Investigation
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