Copyright ruling frees Happy Birthday for all worldwide
A California federal judge ruled Warner Music does not own Happy Birthday to You. The decision declares the song public domain, ending a two year case and potentially nullifying about 50 million dollars in past licensing fees. More broadly it could let TV shows Broadway plays and restaurants use the song without fear of infringement.
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Fingerprint breach at OPM expands to 5.6 million records
Washington Post reports the OPM says 5.6 million fingerprints were stolen in the cyberattacks, quadrupling earlier estimates while total exposure of PII remains linked to over 21 million current and former federal employees. Officials caution on future misuse and announce ongoing reviews.
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Russia plans second base near border with Ukraine
Public documents and site workers indicate Russia plans a second major base near the Ukraine border in Boguchar Voronezh region. The facility will host about 5 210 troops and 1 300 armored vehicles, with extensive barracks and facilities within 28 miles of the border.
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