OpenAI has raised $11 billion in new funding at a valuation of $1.25 trillion. The money was wired to the company as of Friday. The rest of the round could bring total funding to as much as $20 billion. According to one person, the remaining portion is expected to close in the coming weeks.
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Kaitlynn Berman, a woman from New York, has publicly criticized the eight-and-a-half-year prison term imposed on the man who attacked her. She argues that the sentence fails to reflect how serious her injuries were. Judge Lewis acknowledged during sentencing that the assault has had a lasting effect on Berman's life. Berman contends that the justice system should put greater weight on the consequences of criminal conduct than on the chance for the offender to be rehabilitated.
Iran's military says it has shot down 260 hostile aircraft, including fighter jets and drones, during its conflict with the United States. Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi said Tehran has built underground missile production facilities to strengthen its defenses. He added that the country's air defense network has advanced quickly amid continuing hostilities with Washington and its allies. The claims have not been independently verified in the report. US President Donald Trump played down the situation, saying no casualties had occurred during the fighting.
The Karnataka High Court has set aside an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) registered by the Enforcement Directorate against a Congress MLA and other individuals. The court observed that the ED cannot act as a super cop, underlining the limits of its investigative authority. The ruling quashes the basis on which the agency had initiated its money laundering probe against the accused. The judgment reinforces the principle that the agency must operate within the bounds of the law governing its powers.
A mural depicting Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore was vandalized in Khulna, Bangladesh, with opposing posters also put up nearby. Local officials and cultural activists have condemned the act, describing it as a sign of intolerance. Police have started an inquiry to find those behind the defacement. The incident comes after a similar episode in Dhaka, where four people were taken into custody. The case has sparked wider concern over how cultural figures are treated and honored in the country.
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