Senate Bans Members from Betting on Prediction Markets
In a unanimous vote, U.S. senators have prohibited themselves from participating in prediction markets, following revelations of candidates betting on their own campaigns.
Category Policy & Regulation
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Pentagon CTO Clarifies Stance on Anthropic Amid Interest in Mythos
Despite rising interest in Anthropic's Mythos from government agencies, the Pentagon CTO confirms that Anthropic remains a supply chain risk and is not being integrated into Department of Defense systems.
Elon Musk’s Testimony Unravels at OpenAI Trial: Key Missteps and Implications
Elon Musk's recent testimony in the OpenAI trial revealed significant missteps that could jeopardize his lawsuit against the AI company, raising questions about his credibility and motivations.
US Press Freedom Declines, Falling Behind Ukraine and Other Nations
The latest World Press Freedom Index reveals a significant decline in press freedom in the United States, which now ranks 64th globally, trailing behind countries like Ukraine and Namibia.
Metropolitan Police Deploys Palantir Technology to Monitor Officers
The Metropolitan Police Service has initiated the use of Palantir's AI technology to scrutinize its officers, prompting concerns from the police federation about privacy and legal implications.
internet outages: Internet Disruptions Surge Amid Global Conflicts and Elections
The first quarter of 2026 witnessed significant internet outages driven by government actions and military conflicts, as reported by Cloudflare.
European Commission: EU Pushes for AI Competition on Android Amid Google’s Resistance
The European Commission is proposing measures to enhance competition in AI services on Android, prompting pushback from Google.
US Soldier Arrested for Insider Trading Linked to Maduro Capture Bets
Gannon Ken Van Dyke, a US Army soldier, faces multiple charges for allegedly profiting from insider information on the military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Palantir Employees Voice Concerns Over Company Direction Amid Political Tensions
Internal dissent at Palantir has escalated as employees grapple with the company's role in U.S. immigration enforcement and military operations, questioning its commitment to civil liberties.
FCC Expands Ban on Foreign-Made Routers to Include Portable Hotspots
The FCC has clarified that its ban on foreign-made routers now extends to portable Wi-Fi hotspot devices, requiring companies to seek exemptions for new imports.
