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NASA’s Artemis mission marks a major step toward returning humans to the Moon. The launch tests key systems for future deep-space exploration.
A California jury found Meta and Google liable for millions in damages over claims their platforms fostered addiction in minors. The ruling adds momentum to growing global efforts to regulate Big Tech’s impact on children.
A landmark jury verdict has found major social media companies liable for addictive platform design. The case could reshape legal accountability for Big Tech.
President Donald Trump has appointed leading tech executives to a new advisory panel on artificial intelligence policy. The group will help guide decisions on regulation and emerging technologies.
The White House AI framework proposes age verification measures to protect children online. Critics warn the approach could expand data collection and surveillance risks.
A pro-family coalition has formed to address growing risks AI poses to children. The group aims to push stronger legal protections and counter Big Tech influence.
Brazil’s new Digital ECA law mandates strict age verification across online platforms. The rules aim to protect minors but raise concerns over privacy and data use.
Cloudflare is pushing back against Italy’s Piracy Shield system after a major fine. The dispute highlights growing tensions over internet regulation and censorship risks.
A report highlights allegations of troubling behavior linked to a widely used website. The controversy is fueling debate over content moderation and online safety.
The surge in AI-driven data centers is reshaping energy grids, water use and land development while raising concerns for U.S. communities.
A new 60 Minutes investigation reveals a portable microwave weapon linked to Havana Syndrome injuries. The report fuels debate over RF radiation and 5G.
The famous Porsche badge includes a rearing horse taken from the coat of arms of Stuttgart, Germany. The emblem reflects the city’s history as a horse-breeding center and the company’s hometown roots.
A Florida woman has been convicted in federal court for posting TikTok videos that called for violence against supporters of Donald Trump. Prosecutors said the posts constituted interstate threats and could carry prison time.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says the agency has begun the largest deregulatory effort in its history, targeting outdated communications rules. The initiative has already eliminated hundreds of pages of regulations and more than a thousand rules.
NASA’s Van Allen Probe A, a 1,300-pound research satellite launched in 2012, is falling back to Earth after completing its mission studying radiation belts. Most of the spacecraft will burn up during reentry, though some debris could survive.
A recent Copilot update may cause web links to open inside the assistant rather than the user’s chosen browser. Critics say the change could bypass default browser settings and limit user control.
A new report warns that powerful artificial-intelligence systems originally designed for adults are quietly being integrated into toys marketed to children. Researchers say the technology could expose kids to privacy risks, behavioral manipulation, and extensive data collection.