Dario Amodei is the chief executive and Daniela Amodei is the president of Anthropic, which on Monday asked the Securities and Exchange Commission for a chance to sell shares of Class A common stock to the public. The cover of the
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Form S-1
The registration statement Anthropic, PBC filed on October 26, 2026. The cover says the shares may not be sold until the statement is effective, and the price is left blank. This is a request to sell stock, not the sale.
Judge David Carter's hearing is still on the calendar for Tuesday, October 27, 2026. On Monday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit dismissed the Justice Department's appeal in
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United States v. State of California
Civil case No. 2:26-cv-12025-DOC-ADS in the Central District of California. The United States asked Judge David O. Carter to segregate mail ballots from people it says are likely noncitizens. California says the list is deeply flawed. On October 26, 2026, the Ninth Circuit dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction and did not decide that dispute. Document 97 prints a hearing for October 27, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., with no time zone. An Oct. 25 reply, not re-fetched on Tuesday, printed 1:00 p.m. PST. The order this desk read does not say the judge has ruled.
The Ninth Circuit appeal in the California mail-ballot case. The order filed October 26, 2026, dismisses the appeal for lack of jurisdiction and denies the emergency motion as moot. It does not decide whether the people on the government's list are noncitizens.
, because the trial judge had not yet had a real chance to rule. Document 97 prints that hearing at 1:00 p.m. and does not print a time zone. The order itself does not print a clock.1
OpenAI's own news feed gives a reader a title and one line, not an article. The listing is “Introducing GPT-6.1 Terra,” with the line “Bringing fast and capable computer use to everyone.” The timestamp is 00:00 GMT on October 26, 2026, which is 8:00 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, October 25, just outside this edition's window. The article itself did not open.1
On the Kakinada coast, the sea arrived before the storm. On Tuesday, rising waves pushed into the fishing villages of Uppada, Konapapet and Moolapet and cut the roads to Kakinada, The Hindu reported.5 Cyclone Arnab itself was still out over the Bay of Bengal, about 110 miles offshore, and India's weather department now expects it to come ashore near Yanam by Wednesday morning India time, which is late Tuesday night Eastern, with stronger winds than it forecast on Monday.1
Nigeria's only Ebola patient is now in an isolation unit in Geneva. She was flown out of Abuja on Monday and admitted to Geneva University Hospitals the same day, where her condition is stable; her husband, a close contact, is being kept in isolation at a hospital in Zurich.1 In Kenya on Monday, 20 people who had been in contact with the country's first patient went home to their families after 21 days in quarantine without falling ill.2
On Monday afternoon, ambulances heading for the University of New Mexico's hospitals in Albuquerque were sent to other hospitals instead, after what the university called a "cybersecurity event" spread across its health system.1 Clinic appointments were cancelled for the day. By late Monday night the hospitals were open, and the university said clinics would see patients again on Tuesday.1