The Trump administration supports OpenAI in a lawsuit against The New York Times over copyright infringement, in which the newspaper claims that OpenAI has used millions of articles without permission to train its AI models. (translated)
The Public Prosecutor must release the names of the psychiatrists who sent a concerned letter about the euthanasia of seventeen-year-old Milou to the top executive of the Public Prosecutor's Office, ruled the court in The Hague. (translated)

The parents of Milou Verhoof have won their lawsuit to reveal the names of doctors and psychiatrists who signed a controversial euthanasia letter, and the Public Prosecution Service is required to provide this information within five working days. (translated)

The parents of 17-year-old Milou, who underwent euthanasia in October 2023, are now receiving the names of eight doctors who signed an open letter about her case, after the court ruled that their interests weigh more heavily than the anonymity of the doctors. (translated)

Uber drivers have launched a class-action lawsuit against the company due to an opaque AI model that affects the distribution of rides and drivers' earnings. (translated)

The court in The Hague has ruled that the parents of 17-year-old Milou Verhoof may receive the names of the fourteen doctors who signed a euthanasia letter, after they requested disclosure in a summary proceeding. (translated)

In a lawsuit in Massachusetts, the accountability of Lindsay Clancy is being examined, who is accused of killing her three children, while the defense claims that she suffered from postpartum psychosis and cannot be held criminally responsible. (translated)

The article describes the bizarre world of the Reichsbürger, including Prince Heinrich Reuss the Thirteenth, who had plans for a coup in Germany and is involved in a lawsuit, while a broader network of supporters opposes parliamentary democracy and advocates for a return to the empire of Wilhelm II. (translated)

The American Supreme Court has allowed the construction of Donald Trump's ballroom at the White House, despite an ongoing lawsuit and previous rulings by lower courts. (translated)

The parents of Milou, a 17-year-old girl who died by euthanasia in October 2023, are not impressed by the apologies of psychiatrist Jim van Os, who previously sent a letter to the Public Prosecutor's Office together with colleagues requesting an investigation into them. (translated)

Richard K. emotionally testified during his hearing in the court of Leeuwarden, in which he opposes his life sentence for the murders of Ineke and Sam, while claiming that he was partially incapacitated due to mental disorders. (translated)

The trial for the double murder in Weiteveen, in which Richard K. murdered his ex-partner and her new boyfriend in front of their 12-year-old son, has led to great emotions and the departure of relatives from the courtroom due to the shocking images displayed. (translated)

Richard K.'s lawyer requested during the appeal in the Weiteveen case to postpone the case for further neurological research into possible brain damage, which the defense presents as an explanation for his horrific actions. (translated)

This morning, the appeal against Richard K. has commenced at the court of appeal in Leeuwarden, who was previously sentenced to life imprisonment for the horrific double murder of Ineke and Sam in Weiteveen. (translated)

The trial against the Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech, who is accused of ordering the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, has finally begun after nine years, amidst significant public interest and hope for justice for the murder of journalists in Europe. (translated)

An American military judge has decided that the 'coerced' confession of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks, cannot be used as evidence in his trial, which could mean further delays in the case. (translated)

Meta has reached a settlement of 15 billion euros to end a lawsuit from 52 U.S. states regarding the harmfulness of social media, but continues to evade responsibilities and focuses more on competitive pressure than on the mental health of users. (translated)

The trial against two mothers from Stadskanaal, who are accused of brutally abusing Liza's six-year-old daughter, has begun, with the public prosecutor's office and the police having to delve into an enormous amount of 33,000 pages of chat conversations between the two, while the mothers are currently in custody and accusing each other of the abuse. (translated)

Meta has reached a settlement of $16.7 billion with dozens of U.S. states to address allegations of addictive designs on Instagram and Facebook aimed at children and leading to mental harm, thus avoiding an expensive lawsuit in California. (translated)

Four years in prison have been demanded for Fred H., former bassist of the punk band Heideroosjes, for acquiring, possessing, and distributing child pornography, with the court noting the seriousness of his chats in which he spoke about violence against children, while he attributed his behavior to a fascination stemming from a mental disorder and showed remorse. (translated)
