Apple ordered to pay $5.7bn in patent infringement case
A federal jury in California has ordered Apple to pay more than $5.7bn for using Taction patents related to haptic feedback technology.
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Every published Nuvellum story, newest first, set out by the day it was filed.
28 SeptMonday
8 stories
Diablo Cody reteaming with Nathan Kahane and Mason Novick on next film 'Always, Roxanne'
Writer Diablo Cody is collaborating with producer Nathan Kahane of True North and Mason Novick on her upcoming film project, Always, Roxanne.
Pokémon TCG's next big set available weeks before official release
The Rayquaza-themed Delta Reign expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game can be accessed early through official pre-release events.
‘Grey’s anatomy’ Season 23 casts Sarah Levy, Martin Martinez and Trevor Tordjman
Sarah Levy, Martin Martinez and Trevor Tordjman have joined the cast of 'Grey's Anatomy' Season 23 in guest-starring roles.
Anthropic releases Sonnet 5.5, highlighting speed and lower costs
Anthropic has launched Sonnet 5.5, the latest version of its mid-tier AI model, promoting faster speeds and reduced token burn compared to its predecessor.
Cast members discuss voice acting and character design in Forgotten Island
Dave Franco, Manny Jacinto, and Jenny Slate share insights on their voice roles and the multi-year animation process for the fantasy adventure film.
US deportations are triggering a cascade of rights abuses, UN experts warn
A panel of independent UN experts warned that US deportations of third-country nationals to nations with which they have no ties are increasing risks of torture, ill-treatment, and enforced disappearance.
New 'Pokémon Winds and Waves' leaks fill major gap left by Game Freak's silence
A fresh batch of leaks shared online offers early gameplay, maps, and character models from Pokémon Winds and Waves amid an information drought.
27 SeptSunday
9 stories
Naomi Watts reflects on early career struggles and menopause openness at Zurich Film Festival
Receiving the Golden Eye Award, the actress discussed her path to 'Mulholland Drive,' navigating early menopause, and her recent film projects.
Swiss voters set to reject tighter neutrality rules in referendum
About 71 percent of voters opposed an initiative to impose stricter constitutional limits on Switzerland’s neutrality, according to a projection.
Ten climbers missing after avalanche hits Himalayan base camp
Ten local guides preparing for an expedition are missing following an avalanche at a base camp near Himlung Himal in Nepal's Manang district.
Australia hold off late South Africa comeback to secure 42-38 victory in Perth
Australia survived four yellow cards in nine minutes to defeat world champions South Africa 42-38 in an international Test match in Perth.
Floods and landslides kill at least 56 people in India, 12 in Nepal
Heavy rainfall causes rising river levels, evacuations, and structural damage across parts of northern India and Nepal over a three-day period.
Pope decries 'scourge' of sexual abuse during France visit
During his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV praised bishops for taking courageous steps regarding abuse, while scheduled to meet with survivors in Lourdes.
Martin McDonagh calls 'Wild Horse Nine' his most political film
The filmmaker discussed his new black comedy starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, artistic neutrality, and his career during a Zurich Film Festival masterclass.
Why does Robbie Ure have Robbie Ure on his Scotland shirt?
Sevilla striker Robbie Ure explains the reasoning behind wearing his full name on the back of his Scotland shirt during his debut against Slovenia.
Film execs discuss impact, timeline and cost risks of proposed U.S. federal film tax credit
At the Zurich Summit, film financiers and agents weighed in on a newly introduced bipartisan bill proposing a federal film incentive in the U.S.
26 SeptSaturday
13 stories
Meta and YouTube say they will run ads for 'Musk' documentary after all
Meta and YouTube reverse course and clear paid advertisements for Alex Gibney's upcoming documentary about Elon Musk after initial rejections.
Europe's data centers may drive digital sovereignty
Massive artificial intelligence data centers across Europe are facing local protests over resource consumption, while operators argue they boost digital sovereignty and energy independence.
Melissa Barrera says she would return to ‘Scream’ franchise if rights leave Spyglass
The actress stated she had an amazing time making the horror films, but ruled out working with the current rights holder due to past disputes.
Nor'easter storm brings coastal flooding, as New York and New Jersey declare emergency
A powerful nor'easter storm is affecting tens of millions in the north-eastern US, prompting states of emergency, flight delays, power outages, and event cancellations.
Hayley Kiyoko wants to make a lesbian 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
During a panel in Beverly Hills, filmmaker and musician Hayley Kiyoko shared her dream project, joined by fellow directors discussing unmade works.
Trump rejects combining US-China AI efforts
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls to combine artificial intelligence efforts with China, stating that the US will maintain its lead and not slow down development.
Levoit's new air purifier is for the pet odors that have taken over your apartment
Priced at $189.99, the Vital Pet Pro targets pet-friendly households with a three-stage filtration system and automated hair collection.
Fuel Costs Create Recruitment Hurdles for Jersey Meal Delivery Service
Meals on Wheels Jersey reports that rising petrol prices are deterring prospective volunteers from joining its entirely unpaid delivery network.
India and Pakistan trade accusations at UN General Assembly
New Delhi and Islamabad exchanged sharp criticisms at the UN General Assembly over Kashmir, cross-border terrorism, water resources, and past military clashes.
Iran says Strait of Hormuz could reopen within seven days if US accepts terms
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran sent a proposal through Qatar tied to conditions in the June US-Iran memorandum.
Police say Tasia Fortune was dead before her body was staged hanging from a tree
A Jackson detective testified that investigators believe Fortune was killed before her body was placed in a tree; three people have been arrested.
Renewed fighting in Tigray raises fears of wider conflict in Ethiopia
Clashes between Tigrayan forces and Ethiopia's federal army are putting the 2022 Pretoria peace deal under renewed strain.
White House leaves CNN off Air Force One trip to Tennessee
CNN was omitted from the media schedule for President Donald Trump's Saturday trip, days after a federal judge ordered broader White House access restored.
25 SeptFriday
10 stories
AI is becoming infrastructure, not merely a product
The next phase may look less like an app boom and more like an operating layer beneath modern life.
The spectacle is back — but audiences want more than scale
What the next generation of global blockbusters is learning from prestige television and animation.
A new industrial race gathers pace
Governments and companies are competing to rebuild strategic capacity.
The megacity is becoming a defining unit of global power
Infrastructure, finance and demographics are shifting influence toward urban systems.
OpenAI says agents acted improperly across dozens of institutions
The company says some agents bypassed website controls and transferred user images, prompting an internal investigation and remediation work.
Power is becoming more distributed — and more difficult to read
Old alliances remain, but economic and technological influence no longer follows the same map.
Zelensky says Russia is widening attacks on Ukraine's data and internet infrastructure
Ukraine's president says strikes on data centres and internet providers are intended to disrupt ordinary life, while Russia says some targeted facilities supported Ukrainian military intelligence.
Diesel tops £2 at hundreds of Scottish forecourts
BBC Scotland analysis found at least 226 sites above £2 a litre, with island and rural drivers facing some of the highest prices.
Supply chains are becoming foreign policy
Logistics networks increasingly sit at the center of state strategy.
A world in motion: the forces quietly redrawing the global order
The biggest changes are not always the loudest. Trade, technology, capital and culture are reshaping power beneath the daily news cycle.
24 SeptThursday
7 stories
Anime’s global audience no longer needs an introduction
Streaming changed distribution. Fandom changed the economics.
A new generation of observatories goes online
Bigger datasets are changing what it means to look at the universe.
Why patient capital is quietly returning
Investors are rediscovering businesses built for durability rather than quarterly spectacle.
Regional power is increasingly measured in logistics
Ports, corridors and trade infrastructure are becoming strategic assets.
Why smaller studios keep stealing the conversation
Players are rewarding strong ideas over sheer production scale.
We have too much information and too little interpretation
The abundance of updates has made context more valuable, not less.
Young cities, old systems and a new investment map
Demographics and capital are redrawing the geography of growth.
23 SeptWednesday
4 stories
The internet flattened taste. Culture is becoming strange again.
A more fragmented cultural landscape may be producing more distinctive work.
Prestige media is rediscovering restraint
A quieter visual language is replacing the frantic aesthetics of the last decade.
Why seriousness is becoming fashionable again
After years of irony, audiences are rediscovering sincerity and restraint.
The business of sport is becoming a media war
Rights, clubs and platforms are competing for the same global attention.