The official White House app debuted on Friday for both Android and iOS, featuring a range of content sourced from the White House website.
A jury has delivered its verdict in a significant trial concerning social media addiction, initiated by 20-year-old Kaley G.M. against Instagram and YouTube.
A faction from Project 2025 takes on the AI sector and a16z in a new showdown.
Kalshi’s new system aims to combat insider trading and market manipulation.
The T1 Phone from Trump Mobile is on the verge of missing its release date again, as there have been no updates or developments for several months.
The Trump administration has introduced a new framework for AI regulations, recommending a more relaxed federal oversight approach for Congress to consider.
Entertainment journalist Rick Ellis reveals that a predictions market exchange reached out to him with an offer to incorporate its data into his reporting for compensation.
Insights from a weekend exploring AI, Iran, and the evolving landscape of warfare.
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing to explore potential reforms or the repeal of Section 230, sparked by significant social media lawsuits and ongoing discussions about content moderation practices.
Experience the behind-the-scenes of the reality TV-style White House as it amplifies its messaging.
Three teenagers have filed a lawsuit against xAI, alleging that the Grok AI chatbot produced sexualized images and videos featuring them as minors.
On March 13th, a lawsuit was filed against OpenAI by Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster, claiming that the company unlawfully copied and reproduced significant portions of their copyrighted material.
Rumors are circulating on social media suggesting that Benjamin Netanyahu has either been killed or injured, with some claiming that AI-generated deepfakes are being used to impersonate him.
The Trump administration is reportedly imposing a substantial $10 billion transaction fee on new investors involved in the TikTok deal.
Rural schools and hospitals are relying on immigrant workers to address labor shortages, but unlike larger tech companies, they struggle to manage the rising costs associated with H-1B visas.
The ongoing conflict could be impacting the future of the AI industry.