South Africa’s AI Draft Policy Risks Wasting Its Global Platinum Leverage
Despite its unique position in global AI infrastructure and critical minerals, South Africa’s draft AI policy…
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Despite its unique position in global AI infrastructure and critical minerals, South Africa’s draft AI policy…
Utah-based AI company Strider helps uncover Chinese ties to US land ownership amid growing scrutiny of foreign holdings
The SECURE Data Act, proposed by House Energy & Commerce Republicans, offers limited privacy protections and includes broad exemptions and state law preemption
Jordan officially became the 63rd nation to sign the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful and cooperative space exploration alongside international partners
Two large wildfires in south Georgia have destroyed more than 120 homes and scorched over 40,000 acres amid drought and strong winds
The FTC and several states acted to end unlawful coordination by top advertising agencies that restricted digital ad competition through uniform brand safety standards…
The April 26 episode of "Sunday Morning" focuses on U.S.-Cuba relations, the revival of Wrexham AFC by Hollywood owners, and efforts to save the…
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson outlined the agency’s recent efforts to protect consumers, promote competition, and prepare for new online abuse legislation
The National Science Foundation has selected 2,500 graduate students nationwide for its prestigious STEM fellowship program to support advanced scientific research
SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 spotlights AI, robotics, urban resilience, and entertainment with live demos and expert sessions