Five Short News Reports (Sunday, July 12)

There was unrest at the registration center in Ter Apel. On the first evening without aid organizations, a small group of men were looking for trouble. The Red Cross and Refugee Work (VluchtelingenWerk) stopped their activities on Friday because it was too unsafe there.

The White House has subpoenaed four journalists from The New York Times. They wrote about issues with Trump's new Air Force One from Qatar. The Department of Justice says that the investigation concerns leaks of classified information.

Meta is stopping Muse Image on Instagram after just a few days. With this artificial intelligence feature, users created images based on photos of others. There was a lot of criticism because opponents said privacy was being destroyed.

On Friday, Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and two former employees. According to Apple, they took confidential company data with them and used it. The case will be heard in a court in northern California.

Poland is going to build a monument in Warsaw for war victims from Ukraine. It will feature a wall with names and an eternal flame. Prime Minister Tusk announced this after 83 years, and the issue has caused tension for quite some time.