Trump’s DOJ gains oversight of OpenAI’s green-card employee sponsorships

The DOJ alleged that OpenAI did not meaningful attempt to hire U.S. citizens before seeking permanent residence for Visa-holding employees.

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Australia news live: NSW man charged over alleged threats of violence against female MP

Police allege man issued threats on social media to find woman and hurt her.

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Crypto firm RedotPay says it will defend itself ‘vigorously’ against Binance lawsuit

Binance alleged RedotPay poached customers from the crypto exchange in a lawsuit filed in Hong Kong.

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Aaron Donald works out with Rams as potential NFL return gains momentum

Donald used team equipment during a workout in Los Angeles, requiring the Rams to report his activity on the NFL transaction wire…

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Block’s bitcoin gross profit falls 31% after Cash App fee cuts as shares reverse initial gains

Block raised its 2026 gross profit forecast to $12.51 billion after posting record adjusted operating income.

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Castleford head coach Carr to miss the game against Hull KR

Castleford Tigers head coach Ryan Carr will not be in attendance at the Hull KR game due to personal reasons.

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Rockets march on after easy win against Phoenix

Trent Rockets' continued their excellent form as they comfortably beat Birmingham Phoenix by seven wickets to move four points clear at the top of the men's Hundred table, with two matches to go in the league phase.

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