"Li," from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi, saying, "We've just learned that a California
jury has unanimously voted to dismiss all claims in Elon Musk's lawsuit against open
AICO, Sam Altman, and other open AI leaders, and funders. Musk alleged Altman and others breached their duty to open AI's nonprofit mission, and unjustly enrich themselves by building a for-profit company on top of it. The jury found that Musk had not filed his lawsuit within the three-year statute of limitations for making a claim of breach of charitable trust.
This is an advisory jury meeting their decision is non-binding." The U.S. and Israel may soon decide whether to resume their full-scale war with Iran. NPR's Daniel Estrin has a latest "From Tel Aviv." Look up at the skies and Tel Aviv, and you can see U.S. military cargo planes and aerial refueling jets in the air every day since the ceasefire with Iran.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump on Sunday discussed a possible renewal of full-scale war with Iran, according to a person familiar with the matter, not authorized to discuss that publicly. President Trump said in a social media post, "For Iran, the clock is ticking."
“Former, most sad official, Sima Shine, "I think we are very close to the decision”
of President." Iran has been holding talks this weekend with Qatar, Turkey, and Pakistan, potentially looking for a diplomatic solution. Daniel Estrin and PR news Tel Aviv. Against the backdrop of an energy crisis stemming from the war in the Middle East, a mega-energy mergers underway in the U.S., and Pierre Scott Horsley says, "Next era, energy is taking
over dominion."
Next era, energy is offered by dominion energy in a $67 billion deal that would create
the nation's largest electric utility. Next era, is the parent company of Florida power and light, while dominion's territory includes Virginia, which is home to a large number of data centers. The proposed merger comes at a time when both demand for power and utility investment are surging, meanwhile, the price that consumers pay for electricity has jumped more than
6% over the last year, outpacing overall inflation. That's got Horsley reporting. The judge overseeing Luigi Mangione's New York State murder trial for the killing of a
“health care executive in 2024, will lodgers to see some key pieces of evidence, not”
others. Here's WNYC Samantha Mac.
When local police arrested Manjoni at a McDonald's in Otsuna, Pennsylvania, they found
a cell phone, a loaded magazine, a passport, and a computer chip in his backpack. Judge Gregory Caro says a jury cannot see those items because police found them through an illegal search, but jurors will be allowed to see a gun, a silencer, and a notebook that officers uncovered later. The judge says that search followed proper protocols.
That Samantha Mac's reporting. From Washington, this is NPR News. The cruise ship that sparked global alarm after deadly outbreak of the hunt of virus ended its voyage today, sailing into the Dutch port of Rotterdam, and beer's robsmiths with the latest.
Such authorities have made quarantine arrangements for the ship's skeleton crew of 27 people
“that have remained on board throughout the Ordeal.”
The Dutch flaged luxury ship had been carrying 150 passengers and crew from 23 countries when it reported three deaths from hunt of virus earlier this month. The ship's operator Oceanwide Expedition said everyone's still on board is asymptomatic and being closely monitored. Some will stay in quarantine facilities at the port while others will self-isolate at
home. The 70th Annual Drama Desk Awards were handed out last night while the Honors recognized both Broadway and off Broadway productions. They can often be a predictor of shows at Standard Good Chance of Earning Tony Awards in June.
Your reporter Jeff London? Two revivals came up big. Death of a salesman starring Nathan Lane and Lori Metcalf took four awards, including outstanding revival of a play, and rack time took five awards, including outstanding revival of a musical.
"Giving the nation, announcing the nation, the people call you round time." Shmigadoon was named outstanding musical and the balusters was named outstanding play. Other winners included John Lyfko playing author-rolled doll in giant and Leslie Manville as Jocasta in Edifice. For NPR News, I'm Jeff London in New York.
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