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Jason Isbell sues Suno, but not for copyright infringement.

He filed the suit alongside Guy Forsyth, Eduardo Calle, and Camper Van Beethoven’s David Lowery. Interestingly, rather than filing a straightforward copyright case, the plaintiffs claim Suno imitates their voices and styles without permission. After a long intro that involves the Borg for some reason, the complaint says: [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/Screenshot-2026-09-02-at-3.53.43-PM.png?quality=90&strip=all]

DOJ opinion urges states to report migrants lacking permanent legal status

The Justice Department on Wednesday concluded that states must alert the federal government to any migrants without permanent legal status who are seeking access to welfare and other programs for low-income families. The opinion from the department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) rescinds Clinton-era guidance that it said “construed the reporting requirement much more narrowly” and is…

Trump says he’s ‘happy’ Harry and Meghan left US for Britain

President Trump is weighing in on Prince Harry and Meghan’s move from California back to Britain, saying he’s “happy about it.” “I was not a fan,” Trump said when asked by a reporter Wednesday in the Oval Office about the couple, who recently decamped to Britain after living in the Golden State for six years.…

Waymo is a magnet for parking tickets.

The robotaxi company has accrued more than 8,300 violations in San Francisco since January 2025, according to records obtained by Gazetteer. On average, that’s about 103 tickets a week. Most of the violations appear to be for parking in locations reserved for tour buses, obstructing traffic, or blocking bike lanes. [Link: Waymo has been slapped with more than 8,300 parking tickets since January 2025 | https://sf.gazetteer.co/waymo-has-been-slapped-with-more-than-8300-parking-tickets-since-january-2025 | Gazetteer]

Travel YouTuber Drew Binsky is the latest creator to strike a deal with Netflix.

A selection of Binsky’s videos will appear on Netflix starting September 19th, similar to the streamer’s deals with Kevin Langue, Nick DiGiovanni, and Mythical Entertainment, as reported by Variety. YouTube has reportedly offered creators millions not to cross-post their videos to Netflix. [Link: YouTube Travel Creator Drew Binsky Inks Netfix Deal | https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/netfix-deal-drew-binsky-youtube-1236848826/ | Variety]