75 Morrissey Boulevard Lawsuit Clouds 754-Unit Dorchester Project
Copper Mill sued its partners over 75 Morrissey Boulevard, alleging fraud and seeking to force a $67.5M land sale for two approved 754-unit Dorchester towers.
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Raúl Castro Arrest Warrant: Florida Charges Him Over 1996 Shootdown
Florida charged Raúl Castro, 95, with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder over the 1996 downing of two exile planes. Cuba called it a political ploy.
Hacker Used AI Agents to Breach 100+ Company Websites, Report Says
AI agents hacking campaign: a hacker used the Cairn platform to breach 100+ company sites, including Deere, SharkNinja and Cummins, NorForge and Reuters say.
Shabwa Missile Attack: Houthi Strike on Yemen Army Camp Kills at Least 18
Three ballistic missiles hit a government training camp near Ataq in Yemen’s Shabwa province, killing at least 18, in the latest Houthi strike on the south.
AI Chip Production in 2026: Record Demand, Tight Supply and a Map of New U.S. Chip Plants
AI chip production is at a record but supply is tight. Map 11 new U.S. chip plants with costs, CHIPS Act awards, start dates and delays, as of Oct. 18.
Appeals Court Rules AI Training on Westlaw Headnotes Was Not Fair Use
The Third Circuit upheld Thomson Reuters’ win over ROSS Intelligence, ruling AI training on Westlaw headnotes was not fair use. What it means for AI.
Ilhan Omar Updates: The Federal Probe, Her Lawyers’ Response and the Nov. 3 Race
The verified facts on Rep. Ilhan Omar as of Oct. 18: the HSI search of her home, the subpoenas, her lawyers’ letter, officials’ claims and her Nov. 3 race.
Japan to Fund Up to $21 Billion for Two GlobalFoundries Chip Fabs in New York
Japan will finance up to $21 billion for two GlobalFoundries fabs in Malta, N.Y., the first chip project under its $550 billion U.S. pledge.
Microsoft Pulls Out of Nscale’s Loughton AI Data Centre
Microsoft has quit the Nscale Loughton AI data centre in Essex after the site was told grid power may not arrive until the 2030s. What it means for UK AI plans.
Boston State of the Schools 2026 Set for Oct. 19
Mayor Michelle Wu and BPS Superintendent Mary Skipper will deliver the second annual State of the Schools address on Oct. 19 at 6:30 p.m., the city said.