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9news.com | Krys Shahin
SAN FRANCISCO — There's only one week left to submit a claim in the “snooping Siri” settlement with Apple and possibly get a cut of the $95 million settlement. Apple agreed to pay the settlement after claims its Siri feature recorded user conversations without their consent. Apple settled without admitting any wrongdoing. Impacted Apple customers have until July 2 to file their claim in the settlement. Customers could receive up to $20 per device, if eligible, after filing a claim.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Krys Shahin
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two college sweethearts weeks away from their wedding were hit by an alleged drunk driver, killing a 23-year-old woman and putting her fiancé in a coma, according to reports. The crash happened in Oklahoma City on May 2, when soon-to-be married Tristen Cherry and Katelyn Callahan were hit head on by a driver going the wrong way on the interstate, according to PEOPLE.
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1 week ago |
9news.com | Krys Shahin
Loren Ruch, co-host of "HGTV House Party" and head of content on the home improvement channel, died June 12 after battling leukemia, reports say. He was 55. “Known for his unwavering dedication, endless kindness, and unshakeable integrity, Loren built not only hit shows but enduring relationships, serving as mentor, advocate and true friend to countless colleagues across the television landscape. His impact stretched far beyond the screen," Channing Dungey, chair of Warner Bros.
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wqad.com | Krys Shahin
Nation World The cards feature Bri Ellis, Sam Landry and Sierra Sacco as the rookie headliners for the first official set. Author: Krys Shahin, Associated Press Published: 6:57 PM CDT June 12, 2025 Updated: 6:57 PM CDT June 12, 2025 Sport collectors can now collect Athletes Unlimited Softball League trading cards. The cards feature rookies Bri Ellis, Sam Landry and Sierra Sacco as the headliners for the first ever official set.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Krys Shahin
Sport collectors can now collect Athletes Unlimited Softball League trading cards. The cards feature rookies Bri Ellis, Sam Landry and Sierra Sacco as the headliners for the first ever official set. Each card costs $8.99 and has rare variations, including some with the players' autographs. They're only available for purchase until Saturday, June 14 at 4:30 p.m. ET.
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