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Travel blogger on hantavirus-stricken cruise ship: 'we're people'
Jake Rosmarin is one of dozens stuck on the m/v Hondius after a viral outbreak killed several passengers.
The White House may begin vetting AI models before release
Insiders say the White House's AI policy is taking a different turn.
This town took swift action after its leaders approved a $6 billion data center
Residents have been protesting an enormous project by an unnamed company.
White House launches mobile app, includes live feeds and ICE reporting line
Delivering Trump directly to your pocket.
How online prediction markets got people betting on nuclear war
Platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are allowing users to gamble on political catastrophes.
This Texas startup believes AI can identify and stop mass shooters
Angel Protection monitors cameras to identify brandished weapons and potential shooters before they open fire.
Former DOGE employees give an inside look at the Elon Musk-led agency
The employees testified they asked ChatGPT to cut anything they deemed as "DEI" from government spending.
By Matt Binder
Is Jake Paul running for political office?
The president “endorsed” the controversial influencer/boxer/MMA fighter for elected office.
Iran-linked hackers launch cyberattack against U.S. medtech company Stryker
Employees watched their computers get wiped by the hackers in real-time.
By Matt Binder
Trump's latest AI announcements: Tech Corps, data center costs, modern warfare
Is the AI Action Plan still on track?
White House uses 'Call of Duty' clips to brag about war in Iran
The administration adds video game scenes to U.S. military "hype reel."
Not so fast: Anthropic and US military might do business after all
Anthropic's CEO also took issue with OpenAI and its own deal with the military.
By Matt Binder
Disinformation on U.S.-Iran war takes over the internet
Bots, misleading images, AI-generated video, and even Google searches complicate reporting out of Iran.
Supreme Court denies case seeking copyrights for AI-generated art
The U.S. Copyright Office's interpretation of the law stands. For now.
Trump orders Pentagon to stop using 'woke' Anthropic in fiery Truth social post
The federal government may now turn to Grok to further its military objectives.
U.S. government creates website to get around European content bans
The administration has gutted its global internet freedom commitments.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs 6-3. Tech stocks rally, but will prices drop?
Amazon, Apple, NVIDIA, and Dell stocks rallied after the Friday afternoon decision.
The internet mourns civil rights icon Jesse Jackson
"His unwavering belief in justice, equality, and love uplifted millions."
CBS refused to broadcast this Stephen Colbert interview. Here's how to watch it anyway.
The late show host called out his network for pre-emptively capitulating to the U.S. government.
By Amanda Yeo
Economic strike effort: Quit these tech services
"Resist and Unsubscribe" strike targets tech companies to influence Trump policies.
By Rebecca Ruiz
'Love Story': All the celeb characters in the JFK Jr. extravaganza
The glamour of '90s New York is recreated in the new FX series.
How Minneapolis used tech to make ICE retreat
Signal voice chats. Free 3-D printed whistles. Electronic billboards. There's more to the resistance than you knew.
By Chris Taylor
The Epstein Files: Read Epstein's emails as if you hacked into his Gmail with Jmail
A "prankster" and a developer teamed up to clone Gmail's interface so you can read Epstein's correspondence.
By Matt Binder
We need to talk about that Mike Tyson Super Bowl ad
RFK Jr.'s nationwide fat shaming won't help anyone.
Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show: Will he call out ICE?
The Puerto Rican superstar has long criticized U.S. immigration policy and Trump-era politics. Will he speak out on football’s biggest stage?
By Crystal Bell
