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Police in Dublin, California arrested the in-laws of New York Times executive Jonathan McKinsey for his murder. NBC News’ Dana Griffin reports.

Jonathan McKinsey's in-laws, who are both 77 years old, face multiple charges including first-degree murder.

Jonathan McKinsey, head of engineering and games player experiences for the Times, was found on the ground at a park with multiple gunshot wounds, police said.

While President Donald Trump's war with the networks dominates the headlines, a far more consequential fight is unfolding in a Lower Manhattan courthouse.

Lawyers say AI co-founder Greg Brockman was ‘motivated by the gazillions’ he hoped to gain from models trained on copyrighted content

If OpenAI and Microsoft win, publishers may have far less power to limit or profit from scraping, reusing, and monetizing their work.

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Publishers and authors are suing Microsoft and OpenAI on copyright grounds.

The Times and many companies are accusing OpenAI of misusing their material to train AI systems without compensation

The Trump administration is backing OpenAI over the New York Times in a closely watched case over how it builds its AI technology using millions of news articles.

The US government wrote a letter in support of OpenAI’s argument that training AI on others' intellectual property is fair use.

Training AI on the newspaper’s content doesn’t violate copyright law, the Justice Department argues, calling the industry a national security interest.

Letting models train on copyrighted work will preserve ‘American prosperity,’ it says.

Fresh spins on familiar games.

The president's son, who is an advisor to two prediction market platforms, told Republican attorneys general to back off on the industry, the Times reported.

A 2023 article incorrectly reported that former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears was present at a deadly shooting.

Most Nevadans know that it's not hard to get good Mexican food in the Silver State, but The New York Times said its also home to some of the best.

As Justin Baldoni's studio fights Blake Lively over legal fees, its battle with The New York Times over reporting on Lively's claims is ending.

In 2023, the Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. They’ve since spent more than $20 million on the case, and publisher A.G. Sulzberger has no plans to stop fighting it.

Veteran journalist Sebastian Junger, former Vice correspondent Gianna Toboni and Trevor Phillips are named contributors.

The judge deferred on a motion from the New York Times to dismiss the lawsuit.