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Reddit sues AI company Perplexity and others for ‘industrial-scale’ scraping of user comments

Reddit’s lawsuit takes aim at San Francisco-based Perplexity, maker of an AI chatbot and “answer engine” that competes with Google, ChatGPT and others in online search.

Military personnel work at the site of a rescue operation for missing US soldiers at Pabrade training ground, in Lithuania, on March 28, 2025. Lithuanian Defense Minister Dovile Sakaliene said that "all scenarios" were still being considered regarding the fate of four American soldiers who went missing during an exercise in the east of the country, stressing that their search continued under difficult conditions. (Photo by Petras Malukas / AFP) (Photo by PETRAS MALUKAS/AFP via Getty Images)

Missing U.S. Soldiers’ Vehicle Pulled From Lithuanian Swamp, But Their Whereabouts Remain Unknown

After a six-day search, Lithuanian officials announced they retrieved the U.S. armored vehicle that went missing carrying four U.S. Army soldiers but there is still no information about their whereabouts.

DRAWSKO POMORSKIE, POLAND - MARCH 13: Soldiers of the US Army 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division speak next to a Bradley Fighting Vehicle ahead of a live fire exercise at the Drawsko Pomorskie training area on March 13, 2025 in Drawsko Pomorskie, Poland. Poland has historically been one of America's closest European allies, currently hosting approximately 10,000 members of the US Armed Forces, who play a significant role in reinforcing security along NATO's eastern flank. Recently, however, the United States' ongoing military presence in Europe has been cast into doubt, as US President Donald Trump pressures NATO member states to increase their defence spending, and to decrease their reliance on America for its military funding and resources. (Photo by Omar Marques/Getty Images)

NATO ‘Corrects’ Statement On 4 Missing U.S. Soldiers After Secy. General Suggested They Died During Exercises In Lithuania

On Wednesday, NATO “clarified” previous remarks made by Secretary-General Mark Rutte, after he announced that four U.S. Army soldiers were killed in NATO training exercises in Lithuania. The U.S. Army never confirmed the secretary general’s initial announcement.