As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction. Some letters are not posted for public view until weeks or months ...
Investigative reporter John Carreyrou of the New York Times filed a lawsuit against xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta and Perplexity on Monday for allegedly training their AI models on copyrighted ...
Out of 697 health inspections conducted in New York City last week, 56%, or 391 establishments received an "A" grade, according to new reports released by the New York City Health Department. The city ...
Howard County’s newest zoning updates, which expand what local farms can do under agritourism rules, could affect operations at Manor Hill Brewing. The 54-acre Ellicott City farm was cited last month ...
These glow ups come with a secret gross out. Big Apple “medspas” routinely perform Botox, Brazilian butt lifts and other beauty procedures without medical licenses, clean conditions — or even real ...
Out of 430 health inspections conducted in New York City last week, 55%, or 240 establishments received an "A" grade, according to new reports released by the New York City Health Department. The city ...
Immigrants unlawfully detained by law enforcement and jail officers in violation of New York City’s sanctuary laws would be allowed to sue the city government under a City Council bill that received ...
Starbucks will pay $38.9 million to New York City after breaking fair scheduling laws more than 500,000 times since 2021, reported The New York Times. Mayor Eric Adams announced the agreement on Dec.
The New York Times sued the AI startup Perplexity on Friday, alleging it repeatedly violated the Times’ copyright protections by distributing its work to Perplexity users without permission or a deal ...
A disconnected hydraulic hose likely sprayed flammable oil onto a hot surface, igniting a blaze that compromised the luffing system of a tower crane on a busy New York City street, sending its boom ...
The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday fined a New York property management firm $7.1 million, alleging it violated federal sanctions by overseeing luxury real estate tied to Russian oligarch Oleg ...
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