Genius sues Google for $50 million over 'stolen' song lyrics
Google says it actually licenses the song lyrics from LyricFind , which relies on multiple sources to pull the text. Since 2014, Genius has had a deal with music publishers that allows the company to make lyrics available.

Intel Says Qualcomm Forced It Out Of Smartphone Modem Market
Its appeal of the decision is expected to be heard in January 2020, with various companies filing papers in opposition. The resulting inefficiencies create higher prices that are ultimately borne by consumers, they said.

Newly discovered Android StrandHogg vulnerability exploited by malware
Google's been good at rooting them out and removing them, but it is an ongoing battle, the researchers say. The vulnerability exploits the multitasking process of the operating system.

700,000 people will lose food stamps with USDA work requirement change
Over the past year the Agriculture Department has proposed three significant changes to the food stamp program. "Pay attention. House Republicans unsuccessfully pushed to include SNAP work requirement provisions in last year's farm bill.

NO TIME TO DIE Character Posters Revealed
No Time To Die is slated to hit screens in April 2020 - April three within the United Kingdom and April eight in India and US. Along the way, Bond's perilous path leads his latest, " nasty piece of work " rival, Safin - who is played by Rami Malek .

Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker LGBTQ Representation Hinted At
Grant, Lupita Nyong'o, Keri Russell , Joonas Suotamo, Kelly Marie Tran , with Ian McDiarmid and Billy Dee Williams. Star Wars Battlefront II: Celebration Edition is stated to release tomorrow, December 5.

Elon Musk's SpaceX Sends World's Most Powerful Rocket
This is the same launched astronauts Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin took off from towards the Moon in 1969. The sports auto and its dummy pilot, dubbed Starman, are now cruising through space on an incredible voyage.

Read: Democrats release impeachment report
Instead, Democrats who say they're looking for the president's censure are looking for a way out, said Collins. The Point: The impeachment hearings are back, but this will be an entirely different show .

Permanent hair dye and straighteners may increase breast cancer risk
However, research has revealed that the use of chemical hair products increases Black women's risk for cancer even more. Coal-tar hair dyes, according to the agency, includes permanent, semi-permanent, and temporary hair dyes.

Tech sold in Russia required to have Russian apps under law
Those with a foreign agent distinction are subject to additional government scrutiny. Putin blamed Western influence and money for those protests.

I'm A Celebrity bosses address controversy surrounding first eviction
She said the campsite had made her feel included, and she had learnt she is stronger than she first thought. I'm A Celeb's James Haskell and Cliff Parisi clashed over who should take on the latest Bushtucker Trial.

In Bahamas, Tiger Woods goes through a dress rehearsal
The Hero World Problem runs Wednesday to Saturday, afterwards Woods and the People head to Australia. It was an awkward wind, and we haven't really seen that during tournament play here.

Read the legal experts' opening statements before the House Judiciary Committee
Gerhardt said. "Obstruction of justice, I think, is too clear not to include" in impeachment articles, Clyburn said. Democrats say the Republican president misused the power of his office and obstructed Congress' investigation.

US, China trade deal expected before tariff increase
Ross noted Tuesday the European Union imposes a 10% tariff on US cars, while the USA imposes a 2.5% tariff on European Union cars. President Donald Trump dashed market hopes for a quick preliminary agreement with China, driving support for safe-haven assets.

Iran leader calls for 'Islamic mercy' after bloody crackdown
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had been arrested during the unrest, which was snuffed out last week by a security crackdown. A United Nations agency also has said it fears the unrest may have killed "a significant number of people".