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The analysts who created the fake Russia collusion assessment for John Brennan are still at the agency, a source told The Federalist. Read More.

Lawmakers inserted a provision into Florida’s 2026 budget bill to prohibit state taxpayer dollars from being used to contract with organizations like NewsGuard to monitor media bias and “misinformation,” Reclaim the Net reported. Critics say the provision could discourage “constitutionally protected business activities.” Read More.

The decision to close the Epstein case due to insufficient evidence is frustrating, but it reflects a justice system that values due process over emotional satisfaction. The real urgency lies in rescuing the 300,000 missing children lost to trafficking, where our energy and outrage can save lives right now. Read More.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan on the Breitbart Fight Club said Republicans were "eager" to go after the censorship regime. Read More.

President Trump could issue an executive order requiring any AI system used by or contracted with the federal government to demonstrate that it has paid for training data from across the political spectrum at equal market rates. Read More.

Major Western firms like HSBC and Saudi Aramco are adopting Chinese AI models, challenging U.S. tech leadership. DeepSeek and Alibaba’s Qwen offer performance comparable to U.S. giants like ChatGPT at lower costs. Chinese firms’ open-source models allow customization and offline use, attracting institutions globally. Congress drafts legislation to block federal Chinese AI use as Pentagon […] Read More.

The reporter is a Pulitzer Prize winner who infamously once accepted leaks explicitly designed to get Michael Flynn fired. Read More.

Mark Zuckerberg announced a sweeping reorganization of Meta's artificial intelligence efforts on Monday, creating a new division called Meta Superintelligence Labs that signals the company's ambitious push toward developing advanced AI systems that could rival or exceed human capabilities. Read More.

An $88 million satellite designed to detect methane emissions has been lost in space. 👤WHO WAS INVOLVED: The Environmental Read More.

The demand for robust, ethical, and privacy-first verification systems is growing rapidly, explains Liudas Kanapienis, CEO and co-founder of Ondato. Read More.

In a wide-ranging interview on the future and global existential risks, billionaire technology investor Peter Thiel raised alarms not only about familiar threats like nuclear war, climate change, and artificial intelligence but also about what he sees as a more insidious danger: the rise of a one-world totalitarian state. Read More.

Three House committees gave the officials a chance to testify voluntarily but they declined, citing an ongoing DOJ probe into possible illicit foreign donations. Read More.

Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium. Read More.

The U.S. Supreme Court today denied Children’s Health Defense’s (CHD) petition to hear its case against Meta over the company’s collusion with government officials to censor CHD content on Facebook. The company deplatformed CHD from Facebook and Instagram in August 2022, and still has not reinstated the accounts. Read More.

The new law pairs mandatory curtailment with a voluntary demand response procurement program. Read More.