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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, is once again appearing in court for the second time in the span of two weeks to defend the company against legal challenges.

On Tuesday, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai was once again called to appear in federal court to give testimony in an antitrust case that could potentially disrupt a major aspect of the internet empire that he played a role in constructing. During his recent court hearing in San Francisco, Pichai spent over two hours advocating for

Brett Morton steps down as the football coach for West Stanly High School.

Brett Morton, the head football coach at West Stanly High School, has confirmed his resignation with HighSchoolOT. This afternoon, the Colts shared the job opportunity and Morton later confirmed. According to Morton, he made the decision to pursue something new. In 2023, Morton’s team ended the season with a 5-6 record. They qualified for the

Sports betting in North Carolina will not commence until January 8.

The start of sports betting in North Carolina will not happen on January 8, which was supposed to be the first day for mobile sports betting under the new law. Officials are currently working on finalizing rules and addressing licensing matters. The North Carolina Lottery Commission has been tasked with overseeing the state’s sports betting

Several third round soccer matches have been rescheduled for Thursday.

Some high school playoff games for the third round have been rescheduled to Thursday night in anticipation of potential storms on Friday evening. Is there a change in the schedule that we are unaware of? Kindly email the game times to us at [email protected]. Remember to view our real-time brackets on the provided link. During

Advocates claim that the Biden administration is not taking swift action as millions of people are being removed from Medicaid.

Approximately 30 million of the least wealthy individuals in the United States may be removed from the Medicaid program due to flawed state evaluations, a situation that poverty experts believe the Biden administration is not adequately addressing. According to Avalere, a health consulting company, states are currently reassessing the 94 million individuals enrolled in Medicaid,

HighSchoolOT statewide top 25 preseason rankings for the 2023-2024 girls basketball season

The top-ranked team in HighSchoolOT’s preseason girls basketball Statewide Top 25 rankings is Grace Christian School of Sanford. Their leading player is senior forward Sarah Strong, who is also ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the country. Following Grace Christian are the previous year’s contenders in the 4A state championship match: Panther Creek, the

Content creators on YouTube will soon be required to disclose their use of generative artificial intelligence in their videos, or else face the possibility of being suspended.

YouTube is implementing updated guidelines for AI-based content, which includes a mandate for creators to disclose the use of generative artificial intelligence in creating lifelike videos. In an article on Tuesday, YouTube announced several policy changes related to AI. Creators who fail to disclose their use of AI tools to create “altered or synthetic” videos

The top 25 teams in the state for basketball, according to preseason rankings, are led by Myers Park and Central Cabarrus.

Myers Park is at the forefront of HighSchoolOT’s preseason Statewide Top 25 poll for boys basketball. The team recently won the 4A state championship and has several top 100 recruits in the nation returning. The Vikings, who are currently ranked No. 2, have a winning streak of 32 games as they enter this season. They

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has decided to maintain a temporary hold on anti-abortion laws while a legal challenge is ongoing.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court once again affirmed its stance on Tuesday in a 5-4 decision that the state constitution upholds a woman’s right to have an abortion if it is necessary to protect her life. However, abortion is still prohibited in almost all other circumstances. In a legal case regarding five anti-abortion bills passed in

European legislators aim to find a middle ground between safeguarding and respecting privacy by creating legislation addressing the distribution of explicit images of minors.

BRUSSELS (AP) — Seeking to strike the right balance between protecting children and protecting privacy rights, European Union lawmakers on Tuesday adopted a series of amendments to a draft law that is intended to keep sexually explicit photos and videos of minors from circulating online. The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home

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Author: Matthew Reynolds

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, is once again appearing in court for the second time in the span of two weeks to defend the company against legal challenges.

Brett Morton steps down as the football coach for West Stanly High School.

Sports betting in North Carolina will not commence until January 8.

Several third round soccer matches have been rescheduled for Thursday.

Advocates claim that the Biden administration is not taking swift action as millions of people are being removed from Medicaid.

HighSchoolOT statewide top 25 preseason rankings for the 2023-2024 girls basketball season

Content creators on YouTube will soon be required to disclose their use of generative artificial intelligence in their videos, or else face the possibility of being suspended.

The top 25 teams in the state for basketball, according to preseason rankings, are led by Myers Park and Central Cabarrus.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has decided to maintain a temporary hold on anti-abortion laws while a legal challenge is ongoing.

European legislators aim to find a middle ground between safeguarding and respecting privacy by creating legislation addressing the distribution of explicit images of minors.