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A $5.6 billion valuation and rapid global expansion—this AI European scaler even threw in a free Jude Law

Legora’s AI is shaking up the legal profession, while its Jude Law–fronted ad campaign has made law a dinner-party topic.

By Kamal AhmedJune 18, 2026

Needles used to detect breast cancer in shortage from recall

Hologic aims to bring the needles back on the market by the end of 2026.

By Annika Inampudi, Anna Edney and BloombergJune 17, 2026

Trump’s DOJ asks judge to halt first reparations program in U.S. history

The DOJ called Evanston’s $20 million program “racially discriminatory” — after the city had already distributed over $7 million in marijuana tax revenue.

By Safiyah Riddle and The Associated PressJune 17, 2026

Decision on Anthropic’s Fable and Mythos models means the U.S. has a licensing regime for frontier AI—it just doesn’t want to admit it

With its decision on Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable, the Trump administration has created a de facto licensing regime that throws into question the trajectory of frontier AI development.

By Jeremy KahnJune 16, 2026

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World Cup, America 250 face new risk with spy law lapse

“We are rolling the dice with national security,” one former NSA counsel warned, as the expiration of Section 702 collides with a summer of high-profile events.

By Caitlin Reilly, Roxana Tiron and BloombergJune 17, 2026

Biden’s flip-flopping on student loan promises made borrowers increase discretionary spending, and were 7.5% more likely to default as a result

When the government hints at doing something big, like canceling student loans, people start acting as if it’s already happened, even if it’s not guaranteed.

By Catherina GioinoJune 17, 2026

Sam Bankman-Fried’s pardon bid faces bipartisan pushback in Congress: ‘Keep him locked up’

Sens. Cynthia Lummis and Ruben Gallego submitted a resolution that opposes a presidential pardon for the notorious crypto fraudster.

By Camila Grigera NaónJune 17, 2026

The Knicks have won 3 NBA titles, but their first parade was held up for 55 years by a budget crisis and a rejected $372 expense report

Thursday’s ticker-tape celebration will be the first for a Knicks championship — denied twice in the ’70s by a cost-cutting mayor.

By Jennifer Peltz and The Associated PressJune 17, 2026