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A landmark social media addiction verdict shows how trial lawyers are using AI for courtroom strategy while avoiding risky legal hallucinations.

Days after launch, Anthropic disabled Fable and Mythos worldwide when Washington tied export controls to a jailbreak the firm refused to fix.

Traders are watching whether Bitcoin can clear the $65,000-$67,000 zone after Trump said a U.S.-Iran peace deal would open Hormuz.

SPCX’s delayed S&P 500 eligibility gives investors a new way to read mega-cap risk appetite, passive flow pressure and crypto sentiment.

Investor Kevin O’Leary says OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX should be viewed as a broad AI-linked IPO opportunity, not a single-winner race.

Binance founder CZ says crypto will keep growing, even as Bitcoin’s pullback toward $64,000 tests his 2026 super cycle view.

Law firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd has filed a class action against Microsoft, alleging investor losses tied to AI product issues and a post-earnings stock.

Traders poured $2 billion into one Polymarket book while Kalshi spread the same World Cup wager across 48 markets and banked the fees.

Anthropic's Mythos model examined the privacy coin's code and turned up nothing serious, founder Zooko Wilcox said after the Orchard fix.

Washington and Tehran could sign a peace accord within a day, and Bitcoin is steadying near $64,000 as traders weigh the macro shift.