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Bill Harris, a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army who took part in the 1974 kidnapping of newspaper heiress Patty Hearst, has died, according to a New York Times report. Harris and his wife Emily were central figures in the abduction that became one of the most notorious crimes of the 1970s, and Hearst later joined the group after her capture. The news is drawing renewed attention to the case's lingering questions about coercion and guilt.

Music journalist Emily Yahr has released a new book examining Taylor Swift's early years in country music. The book traces Swift's rise from teenage country songwriter to crossover pop star, a chapter of her career that has drawn renewed attention as her influence on the music industry continues to grow. Coverage so far has come mainly from Nashville-focused music industry outlets.

The long-running legal battle between the F-Factor diet brand and influencer Emily Gellis has reportedly concluded with an unusual remedy: a pinned Instagram post serving as her punishment. The long-simmering case drew attention for pitting a wellness brand against a critic who posted anonymous allegations about the company's products. Commenters are weighing what it means for free speech and influencer accountability that an apology post, rather than damages, is the outcome.

A forthcoming 2027 book by Emily Crawford examines existing cases of informal international lawmaking and draws on them to propose a code of conduct for states' nuclear command, control, and communication systems. The work addresses how states might manage nuclear decision-making through non-binding norms rather than formal treaties, drawing lessons from how informal legal arrangements have functioned internationally.

Linguist Emily Bender argues that warnings about artificial intelligence posing an existential threat to humanity are 'fake', pushing back against prominent claims from tech leaders that advanced AI could endanger human survival. She has long criticised the hype around large language models, and her latest remarks reframe the debate as a distraction from real, present-day harms.

Bill Harris, a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army who took part in the 1974 kidnapping of newspaper heiress Patty Hearst, has died, according to a New York Times report. Harris and his wife Emily later helped hold Hearst during her notorious ordeal, which ended with her joining the group's crimes. The case remains one of the most famous episodes in American criminal history.

A Japanese-language tutorial aimed at FX beginners walks through how to trade currency on a smartphone using the MT4 platform, covering setup, methods and ways to earn. Interest in mobile forex trading guides continues among retail traders in Japan, though the article has drawn little engagement so far and no notable reactions or commentary are visible.

Emily Harrop has been featured as one of the athletes to watch ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, in the second episode of a series profiling competitors for the Games. The feature highlights the ski mountaineering specialist as part of the build-up to the February 2026 event in Italy.

Apparel company G-III Apparel Group has appointed Emily George as President of Direct-to-Consumer for North America. The move signals the company's continued focus on strengthening its consumer-facing retail operations across the region. Further details about her prior role or start date were not included in the initial announcement.