Palantir Loses UK Public Contracts Amid Procurement and Value Concerns
Palantir has lost major UK government contracts after scrutiny over procurement rules and rising costs, raising questions about the value and transparency of its…
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Former AG Pam Bondi Testifies Behind Closed Doors in Epstein Probe
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi testified privately before the House Oversight Committee about her handling of Justice Department documents related to Jeffrey Epstein
Judge Blocks Kennedy Center Closure, Orders Removal of Trump’s Name
A federal judge ruled the Kennedy Center board acted unlawfully by renaming the institution after Donald Trump and blocking its planned temporary closure for…
One Miner Rescued from Flooded Cave in Laos After Nine Days
At least one of seven miners trapped in a flooded cave for over a week in Laos has been rescued amid ongoing dangerous conditions
FDA Proposes Reducing Animal Testing in Cancer Drug Development
The FDA released draft guidance recommending fewer animal tests in cancer drug safety studies to streamline development and reduce reliance on non-human primates
Digital Equity Act Cancellation Disrupts Community Broadband Ecosystems
The abrupt end of the Digital Equity Act funding in 2025 has disrupted efforts nationwide to build sustainable digital equity ecosystems that address access,…
Controversy Surrounds AI Use in ‘The Future of Truth’ Book
Steve Rosenbaum’s book on AI and truth faces scrutiny for AI-generated content despite his claims of limited AI use in writing
NASA Finds Hematite Crystals Reveal Ancient Mars Climate Changes
NASA’s Curiosity rover data shows hematite crystal structures mark climate shifts, indicating long-lasting warm, wet conditions in Gale Crater’s deep layers
Meta Patents AI to Simulate Deceased Users’ Social Media Activity
Meta’s new patent allows AI-generated interactions on deceased users’ profiles, highlighting broader issues of corporate control over digital legacies
Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Justice Department’s $1.7 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Justice Department from operating its $1.7 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund amid ongoing legal challenges over its legality