CISA Adds Maximum-Severity N-able N-central Flaw to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
United States · 12 Sept 2026
AI Agent Authorization Needs an Expiry State
· 09 Sept 2026
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California Signs 13 Laws Expanding AI and Online Safety Protections for Children
Governor Gavin Newsom signed 13 bills on September 10 to strengthen protections for children using AI companion chatbots, social media and other online services, including SB 1119 ("Adam's Law"), which sets new safety requirements for companion-chatbot operators, including crisis protocols, parental controls and independent audits.
Read the full update → Global Antitrust and Big TechSupreme Court Orders Blue-State AGs to Respond to Iowa and Montana's Challenge Over the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Block
The Supreme Court ordered California and ten other states to respond by September 25 to an original-jurisdiction complaint filed by Iowa and Montana, which argues the states' antitrust suit blocking Paramount Skydance's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is a politicized effort rather than genuine antitrust enforcement.
Read the full update → EU IP and CopyrightCJEU Rules Political Party Cannot Invoke Free Expression Alone to Justify Using IKEA Trademarks
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on September 8 that a political party's reliance on freedom of expression does not by itself establish "due cause" to use another company's well-known trademarks, in a case brought by Inter IKEA against the Belgian party Vlaams Belang over a campaign styled on IKEA's branding.
Read the full update → US Cybersecurity and DataCISA Adds Maximum-Severity N-able N-central Flaw to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
CISA added CVE-2026-86218, a maximum-severity (CVSS 10.0) pre-authentication remote code execution flaw in N-able's N-central remote monitoring platform, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on September 8, requiring federal agencies to remediate by September 11, after N-able confirmed active exploitation and researchers found a compromised customer environment.
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Ongoing matters · All trackers →GlobalAntitrust and Big Tech
Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger: the interstate antitrust fight
In 13 daysBlue-state AGs' response to Iowa and Montana's Supreme Court complaintUSAntitrust and Big TechFox's $22 billion Roku acquisition: DOJ review
NextSubstantial compliance with the DOJ second request; Fox and Roku target a first-half 2027 closeINDIP and CopyrightANI v. OpenAI: India's first AI-training copyright case
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CJEU Rules Political Party Cannot Invoke Free Expression Alone to Justify Using IKEA Trademarks
European Union · 12 Sept 2026
DOJ Issues Second Request in Review of Fox's $22 Billion Roku Acquisition
United States · 11 Sept 2026
California Enacts First-in-Nation AI Auditor Registry and Verification Framework
Global · 11 Sept 2026
ANI's Appeal Against OpenAI Copyright Ruling Reaches Delhi High Court Division Bench
India · 11 Sept 2026
Critical cPanel Flaw Let Mail-Privileged Accounts Gain Root Access to Shared Servers
Global · 11 Sept 2026
Nvidia's $12.93 Billion Hugging Face Acquisition Faces US Antitrust Review
United States · 10 Sept 2026
EPO Enlarged Board Relaxes Requirement to Amend Patent Descriptions
European Union · 10 Sept 2026
NSA, CISA and FBI Name Six Chinese AI Firms in Advisory on Frontier Model Distillation
US · CN · 10 Sept 2026
Seattle Times and Newsday File Copyright Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Microsoft
Global · 09 Sept 2026
Huawei Faces Historic Corporate RICO Trial in Brooklyn Federal Court
CN · 09 Sept 2026
NHTSA Opens Audit Query Into Tesla Cybercab Certification
United States · 05 Sept 2026
Sanders-Casar Announce Bill to Ban Superintelligent AI
United States · 05 Sept 2026
China Removes 5.61 Million Pieces of Unlawful AI-Generated Content
China · 05 Sept 2026
EU Proposes Cloud and AI Development Act to Strengthen European Digital Sovereignty
European Union · 05 Sept 2026
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