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xAI has been quietly beefing up its power infrastructure in Mississippi, adding a slew of gas turbines even as it's embroiled in a lawsuit alleging violations of the Clean Air Act. It's a move that directly impacts the air people breathe.
Sam Altman is now on the stand. The courtroom drama between Musk and OpenAI is reaching its peak.
A partisan redistricting battle has landed at the Supreme Court, with Virginia Democrats pushing to reinstate a congressional map that would swing four House seats their way. The move follows a state Supreme Court decision that tossed out a voter-approved constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to draw new maps.
The Fifth Circuit's latest move on abortion pills isn't just a legal footnote; it's a flashing red signal of the ongoing judicial battles reshaping fundamental rights. This isn't about the pills themselves; it's about how far courts are willing to bend established legal principles.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s move to inject more AI into its systems, alongside a significant expansion of data collection, has triggered a sharp rebuke from digital privacy watchdogs. CDT and EPIC are raising alarms over the implications for citizen privacy.
A sweeping coalition of over 340 organizations, led by the National Immigration Law Center and including EPIC, has formally requested Congress vote against a proposed budget resolution. The move signals a strong opposition to increased funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Elon Musk's lawsuit is dragging OpenAI's safety promises through the mud. Former insiders are airing grievances about a mission drift from pure research to a product-obsessed machine.
Has the Trump administration undergone a dramatic U-turn on AI regulation? The latest reports suggest a significant policy pivot, while a laid-off worker launches a political bid.
Forget the legalese. The Supreme Court just slammed the door on fair representation, gutting a critical piece of legislation designed to protect minority voters. This isn't just about maps; it's about voices being silenced.
Is a national digital ID the key to a more efficient society, or a digital straitjacket? The EFF has a stark warning for the UK government.
The Supreme Court is forcing Louisiana to redraw its congressional map now, moving at an unprecedented pace after its Voting Rights Act decision. This accelerates a process that could reshape the state's political landscape ahead of critical elections.
Forget decreasing digital connectivity. 2025 saw internet shutdowns explode to an all-time high, a stark indicator of escalating global repression. But amidst the darkness, resistance is igniting.