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Former Epoch Times executive pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar fraud scheme that funded newspaper
Bill Guan, the newspaper’s ex-finance chief, admitted he ran a team out of Vietnam called “Make Money Online” to carry out the scam.
Anne Frank diary ruling says VPN loopholes don’t sink geoblocking
Europe’s top court ruled that publishers are judged by the safeguards they put in place, not by whether determined readers can bypass geoblocking with a VPN.
Pogacar crushes Tour de France rivals and storms the Tourmalet to regain overall lead
The stage started in scorching heat and was marked by several unsuccessful attempts of breakaways early on.
Museum honors a late artist by covering its floor in enough peanut butter to make 15,000 sandwiches
A sign at the museum's entrance warns visitors with peanut allergies that they might not want to enter the space.
Behind Christopher Nolan’s 6-country epic undertaking to bring ‘The Odyssey’ to the big screen
“The Odyssey” was an epic undertaking — the hardest film anyone involved had ever made.
EU court draws line between journalism and paid criminal record databases
Europe’s highest court ruled that companies cannot escape privacy rules simply by claiming journalistic status, setting new limits on when publishers qualify for the law’s press exemption.
Former Olympian pleads not guilty to vandalizing Reflecting Pool
David Hearn is one of four defendants charged with damaging the Reflecting Pool, but so far the only defendant charged with felony destruction of property.
Soccer regulators score early win on agent rules at EU court
FIFA and other associations can regulate player agents, but the judges put off questions of whether fee caps and other restrictions are fair.
Ninth Circuit says ex-Netflix employee must face arbitration in sexual harassment case
The appeals court said a California law blocking enforcement of arbitration in sexual harassment cases doesn't apply to Jessica Combs since her complaint to Netflix happened before the law went into effect.
Judge refuses to clear Rozier's path back to basketball
Rozier's attorney asked a federal judge to modify his bond, arguing that no-contact restrictions with 12 players and a travel ban to Canada have effectively ended his NBA career.
'Ferytale' rolls on at Wimbledon as British wild card Fery into semifinals after meeting queen
Arthur Fery sealed his memorable victory with an ace and fell onto his back to soak in the applause.