Donald Trump is trying to brush off the fact that he shared A.I.-generated images of Taylor Swift endorsing his campaign to his Truth Social account earlier this week, now claiming that he doesn ...

You surrendered your right to sue, except under very narrow circumstances, when you signed on as a client. In brief, you may not be able to sue unless you did not understand your rights or your ...

But the ex-president did not seem concerned the pop star will sue him, saying that the AI images “were all made up by other people.” Trump addressed the controversy in an interview with Fox ...

After Trump's social media posts went viral, TikTok users began speculating that Swift would sue the former president over the spread of the fake images. Some users pointed out Swift could sue ...

Credit education advocate Sue Buswell, known widely in the mortgage industry for her “Sue Knows the Score” initiative, died unexpectedly this week. Buswell, a business development executive ...

Could Taylor Swift sue Donald Trump? The question arises after the GOP presidential nominee shared several images (some generated by artificial intelligence) on his social media platform ...

Well, it looks like Trump isn't sounding too concerned about Swift taking any kind of legal action – as he made clear when he checked in with Fox Business Network's Grady Trimble. Though ...

(Photo by Ashok Kumar/TAS24/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management ... the question is still whether there are legal grounds for Ms. Swift to sue the former president. "The Lanham Act—which ...

But WNBA legend Sue Bird isn’t worried. During a recent episode of Sue’s podcast with Megan Rapinoe — A Touch More — the former hooped discussed several topics at length, including the ...

If Sue Bird were still playing in the WNBA, there’s one team and, more specifically, one player she would not want to see in the playoffs: the Indiana Fever and first overall pick Caitlin Clark.

But the ex-president did not seem concerned the pop star will sue him, saying that the AI images "were all made up by other people." Trump addressed the controversy in an interview with Fox ...