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Cybersecurity experts warn that unsubscribing from all those annoying mailing lists could be putting you at serious risk. Read More.

House Oversight is demanding answers from the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) over years of alleged security breaches, visa abuses, and insider corruption, citing national security risks and ties to foreign adversaries. Read More.

A powerful new police tool quietly turns everyday data into full-spectrum portraits of people's lives. Read More.

AI job displacement is here. See how GOP policies can help Americans with unemployment & economic upheaval caused by artificial intelligence. Read More.

The U.S. and China have had an increasingly complicated relationship over the past few years, regarding trade, technology and national security. Read More.

Under the pretext of strengthening measures against child exploitation online, a controversial Senate bill is resurfacing with provisions that privacy advocates say would gut critical internet protections and compromise the security and privacy of all citizens. Read More.

Nearly 2 million 23andMe customers representing 15 percent of the company's database, have asked the genetic testing company to delete their data in the wake of its bankruptcy and pending sale to Regeneron. Read More.

States say 23andMe can't treat DNA like debt, because it was never theirs to sell. Read More.

According to a report from Goldman Sachs, the creator economy could be worth half a trillion dollars by 2027. Read More.

This distinction is not semantic—it is foundational to the future of human civilization. Read More.

U.S. military veterans from Aerial Recovery helped empower Peruvian law enforcement teams combating Tren de Aragua trafficking operations in northern Lima. Read More.

There are no riots, and if there are, it's Trump's fault: Evocative of the 1992 Rodney King riots and 2020 BLM riots, Los Angeles residents are bracing for more violence as tensions explode and the legacy media airbrushes reality. Read More.

France wants users to show ID at the door. Read More.

The fate of 15 million people's genetic blueprints now hinges on courtroom bidding wars they never agreed to join. Read More.

Once a low-cost haven for service members, veterans, and their families, USAA’s troubles come after putting leftist ideology over its mission. Read More.