Despite three eyewitness testimonies that challenge its narrative, the agency is defending the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by claiming self-defense.
DHS is facing allegations of ‘doxing’ as it investigates individuals based on their emails and social media activity, with one lawsuit arguing that these actions aim to suppress free expression.
Following a brief period of regulatory scrutiny, OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5.6, alongside the introduction of a new AI assistant called ChatGPT Work.
ABC responds to the Federal Communications Commission, asserting that the agency’s inquiry into The View threatens its editorial freedom.
What if the Founding Fathers had access to Gemini AI while drafting the Declaration of Independence? This thought experiment could spark outrage among Americans across the political spectrum.
The White House has removed thousands of pages related to energy conservation following Mamdani’s suggestion for New Yorkers to adjust their thermostats to 78 degrees.
Every summer, a comprehensive list is compiled to evaluate the latest gaming trends, highlighting what’s currently popular and what has fallen out of favor.
It’s shiny gold, a bit gaudy, and arrived with a small scratch right out of the packaging.
As the World Cup and America250 approach, law enforcement at both local and federal levels are enhancing their surveillance capabilities with the addition of drones and AI-powered cameras.
Amazon reportedly declined to share transaction records with victims of fraud.
Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Mary Gay Scanlon are set to introduce an updated version of the Health and Location Data Protection Act, tailored for the challenges of the AI age.
Zhipu AI from China has launched GLM-5.2, a new model that reportedly rivals Anthropic’s Mythos in cybersecurity and bug detection capabilities.
Kai Wright embraces a tech-free lifestyle, opting to tend to his garden and enjoy the smooth sounds of John Coltrane instead of upgrading his phone.
Apple seeks approval from the White House to procure RAM from CXMT, a firm currently on the Pentagon’s blacklist, raising significant concerns about potential reputational damage.
In a surprising turn of events, the arson trial of Jonathan Ringerknecht related to the Palisades wildfires resulted in a mistrial, as jurors found the evidence, including his ChatGPT conversations, unpersuasive.
Trump Mobile’s T1 Phone has eliminated the $100 deposit requirement, yet preorders remain unfulfilled.