Elon Musk Slams Apple Over App Store Bias, Threatens Legal Action Against ‘Antitrust Violations’

San Francisco, California — Elon Musk is raising concerns about Apple’s practices in the artificial intelligence sector, alleging that the tech giant displays favoritism towards OpenAI on the App Store. Ensuing a flurry of tweets late Monday, Musk revealed that his company, xAI, is preparing to take legal action against Apple, claiming its behavior could constitute an antitrust violation. In his posts, Musk argued that Apple’s actions make it exceedingly difficult for any AI company other than OpenAI to ascend to the top of the App Store rankings. He described the situation as “an unequivocal … Read more

Omaha Convenience Store Owner Dodges Prison Time After Drug-Related Charges

OMAHA, Neb. — The owner of a local convenience store has been placed on probation following a plea related to the sale of illegal drugs. Yaser Shohatee, who owns Goodies Convenience Store located near 90th and Maple, received a 24-month probation sentence after pleading no contest to attempted possession with intent to distribute earlier this year. The case came to light after a police investigation that led to a search warrant executed last year at Shohatee’s store. During the operation, officers discovered a variety of illegal substances, including THC products, fentanyl pills, and mushroom bars. … Read more

"Juneteenth Controversy: North Texas Man Sues Hardware Store Over Alleged Racist Display"

ARLINGTON, Texas — A man from North Texas has initiated legal action against his former employer, a local hardware store, alleging that the store’s management displayed a racially offensive symbol during Juneteenth celebrations. The lawsuit highlights a growing sensitivity to racial issues within corporate environments, particularly during significant cultural observances. According to court documents, the plaintiff, who is Black, claims that he was appalled when he saw a noose displayed at the hardware store during the Juneteenth festivities. The man asserts that this act not only violated his rights but also created a hostile work … Read more

Orlando Man Convicted of Armed Robbery Spree Faces Life in Prison After Daring Convenience Store Heists

Orlando, Florida — A federal jury has found 23-year-old Nijah Jahni Mitchell guilty of multiple charges stemming from a series of armed robberies that terrorized Central Florida convenience stores this past spring. U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe announced the verdict, which included counts of Hobbs Act robbery conspiracy, four counts of Hobbs Act robbery, four counts of brandishing a firearm during a violent crime, and possession of a firearm as a convicted felon. The jury heard evidence detailing how Mitchell, along with co-defendant Dany Telfort, engaged in a string of nine armed robberies between March … Read more