Supreme Court Quashes Tribunal Orders Over AI Hallucinations

 

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday set aside orders of the National Company Law Tribunal and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal after finding that the NCLT had relied on non-existent, AI-generated judicial precedents in an insolvency dispute; the bench restored the matter to the NCLT and directed fresh...

American Pilot Killed After Plane Burned in Papua

 

Jakarta. An American pilot, reported as Nicholas F. Goselin, was killed after a PT AMA aircraft (PK-RCY) was set on fire at the Balinggama airstrip in Yahukimo, Papua on Thursday, July 2, 2026; the flight departed Wamena at 06:30 and reportedly landed at 06:46 local time before communications were lost. This...

New York venue readies for reported celebrity wedding weekend

 

New York City saw extensive preparations this week as reports indicated pop star Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce would hold wedding-related events at Madison Square Garden, with workers erecting fencing, tents and hauling in event supplies and food as early as Thursday, according to on-site observations and venue...

Storms Prompt Emergencies; Pittsfield Teams Win Openers

 

LAURENS, N.Y. officials declared a 30-day state of emergency at 8 a.m. on July 1 after severe weather on June 30 left roads blocked, while Pittsfield's 10s and 12s Little League teams opened the Don Gleason District 1 Tournament this week, posting 15-2 and 12-4 wins on Wednesday and Thursday...

Hamden authorities remove 16 children; four charged

 

Hamden, Ohio. Authorities executing a search warrant on Ohmer Street this week removed 16 children from a single home after describing the residence as severely neglected; Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson and Vinton County Sheriff Ryan Cain publicly detailed the conditions and said multiple family members were arrested and charged. This...

Colorado governor fires clemency board members over disclosures

 

Denver: Gov. Jared Polis dismissed two members of Colorado's Executive Clemency Advisory Board on Wednesday after they publicly disclosed that the board had twice voted against commuting former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters' sentence, which Polis commuted on June 1. The terminations followed the members' June 18 op-ed criticizing the...

Bridges damaged by flood, heat, and structural problems

 

Belleville, Illinois — Firefighters diverted to alternate routes this week after crews and a FOX2 reporter documented holes and delamination in an I-beam under the South 74th Street overpass, and visible deck holes at the nearby Werner Road bridge; inspectors declared the South 74th Street span unsafe for vehicles over...

Communities Preserve Artifacts in Time Capsule Ceremonies

 

United States communities including Batesville, Mississippi, Carbondale, Illinois, Syracuse, New York, and Virginia officials held time capsule ceremonies this week as part of America's 250th anniversary. City leaders opened a 1976 capsule in Batesville and dedicated new capsules in Carbondale and Syracuse, while Virginia contributed artifacts to the national capsule...

US survives Bosnia; Balogun suspended, Tillman seals win

 

Santa Clara — The United States defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 at Levi's Stadium on July 1, with Folarin Balogun opening the scoring just before halftime and Malik Tillman adding a free-kick in the 82nd minute. Balogun was sent off in the second half, leaving the U.S. to finish with...

Washington leaders receive raises amid commission-approved salary increases

 

Washington: The Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials approved a two‑year salary schedule in March 2025 and applied cost‑of‑living adjustments of 3% on July 1, 2025 and 2% on Wednesday, producing combined raises that amount to 7% this year for Gov. Bob Ferguson, Attorney General Nick Brown and...