Aaradhya Bachchan, the daughter of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, has filed a fresh petition in the Delhi High Court requesting removal of fake and misleading information about her ...

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The scammers then impersonated CBI officials, shared fake investigation documents, and even staged a virtual court hearing to convince him to transfer Rs 7 crore into designated bank accounts.

The court could not locate these cases as they had ... firm were fined $5,000 by a district judge in Manhattan for citing fake legal research generated by ChatGPT. In January, lawyers in Wyoming ...

A person posing as an individual with the Westmoreland Park Park Police offered another person a job - one problem, it was ...

they believed they had received tickets to white-collar work in the U.S. But according to a lawsuit filed in Georgia federal court, the engineering job offers were fake, and the Mexican ...

WATERLOO — A Chicago man has been sentenced to prison as part of a scheme that used Waterloo and Cedar Rapids credit unions to cash stolen U.S. Treasury checks. Irvin Lantern, 67, was sentenced ...

A federal judge in Minnesota last month said a misinformation expert had destroyed his credibility with the court after he admitted to unintentionally citing fake, AI-generated citations in a case ...

Authorities have sounded the alarm for a new scam utilizing fake court documents and false charges under the Covid relief programs to falsely obtain “preemptive bail” payments in an official ...

Since Donald Trump took office, the news cycle has hit a frenetic new pitch. The daily torrent of push alerts, breaking news, and viral outrages has been relentless — and exhausting. It’s hard ...

In the motion, FIRE takes issue with the Trump lawsuit’s attempt to make a 1st Amendment exception for “fake news,” arguing ... thanks to the First Amendment, no court has ever accepted ...