Democrats and Republicans are delivering their final pitches to voters across the country ahead of Tuesday’s elections.

Having outraged its core audience, The New York Times is rushing to explain how it managed to commit journalism in covering the Senate race in Alaska.

The New York Times and other outlets have sued Brave, alleging it scraped copyrighted content and distributed it to AI companies without permission.

Evanston resident Sheena Lawrick had a whole playlist saved for her first marathon. She barely needed it. Lawrick finished the 50th anniversary New York City Marathon on Nov. 1, in 4:43:17 (4 hours, ...

Ramen package with Hangul text. TV drama with a male protagonist speaking Korean. Tea advertisement where the model says ‘괜찮아’ (It’s okay).” These were the scenes listed at the beginning of a New York ...

Each day brings new evidence that the New York Times is abandoning nonpartisan independence and instead embracing the hard left.

Trading for Jonathan Taylor could raise the ceiling, but Patricia Traina questions whether the Indianapolis Colts’ reported demands fit a crowded backfield.

The New York Times and other U.S. newspapers are suing Brave Software over copyright infringement and unauthorized AI training.

New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani on Monday demanded that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement stop using city-owned parking lots to ...

The New York Times is suing privacy-focused web browser company Brave for allegedly scraping the outlet’s copyrighted and unlawfully distributing it to its own customers, like Anthropic and Perplexity ...

The New York Times and Tribune publishers sued Brave Software on November 2nd over AI scraping, paid index access and alleged paywall bypass.

The New York Times and a coalition of major news publishers just filed dual lawsuits against Brave Software, alleging the privacy-focused browser maker has been scraping their content to sell to AI ...