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.
Discover the conservative MVNOs appealing to patriots, Christians, and Republican supporters.
Tucker Carlson’s playful and ironic merchandise is catching the eye of those with differing political views.
Anthropic is taking legal action against the US government after being labeled a supply-chain risk, standing firm against restrictions on the military application of its AI technology.
Nevada is taking legal action against the prediction betting platform Kalshi, alleging that it lacks the necessary licensing to operate within the state.
Regulators have initiated a DSA investigation following concerns that Shein was offering “child-like sex dolls” for sale last year.
Stephen Colbert reveals that he was prevented from airing an interview with Democratic Texas Representative James Talarico due to restrictions from CBS and the FCC.
ByteDance is enhancing protections for its new AI video generator following allegations from Hollywood organizations that the tool infringes on copyright laws.
Introducing Jikipedia, an AI-driven platform that serves as a comprehensive resource on individuals featured in the Epstein Files, created by the Jmail team.
The release and circulation of the video showing Alex Pretti’s fatal encounter with federal agents highlight the ongoing impact of digital activism.
Protesters and observers face challenges in organizing due to the sparse population in the regions surrounding the Twin Cities.
Headquarters, formerly known as @KamalaHQ, aims to challenge the online influence of right-leaning voices. Will it succeed in motivating voters?
Operation Metro Surge is set to wrap up, but a limited number of agents will continue to operate in Minnesota, according to DHS border czar Tom Homan.
Airspace over El Paso, Texas, was shut down for several hours after Customs and Border Protection used an anti-drone laser without prior coordination with the FAA.
Gail Slater, head of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, is stepping down as the agency takes legal action against Apple, Google, and Live Nation for suspected monopolistic practices.