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Who are we expecting to save us from AI?
An industry consumed with profit and a government hobbled by firings does not offer much reassurance.
By John Casey
Trump tries to rebrand AI. Is it really that 'super'?
The president has a new name for AI, but all the baggage remains.
By John Casey
Is an AI 'kill switch' a real thing?
Newsom's new executive order pushes for an AI kill switch. Could it work?
Have AI apocalypse warnings reached critical mass?
Everyone from Bernie Sanders to Sam Altman is freaking out — but is the average American?
By John Casey
Avian flu, drone swarms, and mass surveillance included in Anthropic's safety report
The AI company releases a doom-filled safety report as the company backs AI regulation.
By Rebecca Ruiz and Chase DiBenedetto
White House takes down anti-immigrant Tetris knockoff
The Tetris Company had hinted at potential legal action.
By Matt Binder
Polymarket and Kalshi face possible regulation as Supreme Court 'monitors the situation'
Prediction markets regulated as gambling platforms by individual states? What a concept!
Trump games: White House unveils anti-immigrant, Pro-Trump retro arcade
The new White House Arcade has five knock-offs of classic retro titles.
By Matt Binder
Whistleblower: USPS's new ballot screening system isn't ready
A disclosure alleges USPS rushed an untested ballot-screening tool that can reject thousands of votes over a single error.
Trump blasts data center critics: 'Backwards and poor'
When it comes to the controversial AI infrastructure, the president is at odds with a majority of his constituents.
Trump administration acted illegally in fight against Anthropic, judge rules
The government was making a 'public example' of Anthropic, according to the ruling.
Bill Gates proposes a 'token tax' on AI to protect human workers
In a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times, Gates said that some jobs should be "Human Reserved."
By Matt Binder
Trump drone tariffs: Who is impacted?
New Trump tariffs on drones are set to roll out.
By Matt Binder
White House signing deals with private hackers to combat cybercrime
Trump turns to American businesses to spot vulnerabilities and threats.
The FCC banned foreign routers, drones, robots: What it means for you
Expect more banned products in the future, experts warn.
Someone stole every Flock camera in this Minnesota city
A city lost its entire Flock camera network as communities nationwide grapple with the controversial license plate readers.
New York sues Kalshi, claiming it's 'unlicensed gambling'
The suit also states that 18- to 20-year-olds can bet on Kalshi, but New York law requires sports bettors to be 21 and over.
By Anna Iovine
Apple got a $2.2 billion tariff refund this quarter
It's a one-time windfall, but what a windfall.
Potential World Cup manipulation on Polymarket flagged by sports advisory group
One market asked if U.S.'s Balogun would play against Belgium. It was opened the day he received a red card.
By Matt Binder
Xtra suddenly cancels preorders for its clone of banned DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro camera
The company behind the Xtra Muse 2 Pro has cancelled preorders for the camera. Is an FCC investigation the reason why?
By Matt Binder
Several U.S. government departments now have TikTok accounts, including the FBI
Your American spy is officially on TikTok.
By Amanda Yeo
What dating in 2026 is really like, according to anonymous men on Reddit
Looksmaxxers are on Tinder.
By Anna Iovine
SCOTUS allows Texas age-verification law for app stores (for now)
Texans who want to download apps will need to prove their age first.
By Anna Iovine
The Supreme Court’s strangest media tradition is still running
In the age of PDFs and push alerts, Supreme Court interns are still giving Washington its strangest relay race.
