AI tools can help manage disasters — until the power goes out
New research on AI disaster management tools reveals a gap between what's promised and what actually works when the power's...
Year: 2026
US judge orders release of woman accused of vandalism at World War II Memorial
A U.S. judge ordered on Monday the release of a Kentucky woman who was accused of vandalism at the World...
This state now requires warning labels on AI-generated ads
New York seeks to save models’ jobs from ‘synthetic performers.’ Here’s how it’s going. Plus, Trump’s name is back on...
OpenAI rolls out teen-specific version of ChatGPT while lawsuits dog tech giant
ChatGPT for Teens is a specially-tailored app that has stronger content restrictions and new features to help cut back on...
USS Benfold outage adds to concerns about strains on Navy
The USS Benfold lost power for four days in the South China Sea, disrupting basic services as Navy strain concerns...
Anna Delvey’s crusade against Wikipedia, and what it means for the First Amendment
What began as Anna Delvey's frustration with Wikipedia's editorial policies has evolved into a broader debate about the site's role...
Why the media is suddenly so interested in Trump aide Natalie Harp, and how coverage differs
Left- and right-leaning news outlets have taken different approaches to the controversy involving Trump aide Natalie Harp and Sen. Ossoff.
Becerra’s free electricity promise leaves an unanswered question: free for whom?
Candidate Xavier Becerra unveiled his “power hour,” which would give lower-income families free electricity for several hours a day.
Walt Disney Company sues Trump’s FCC over ‘retaliatory campaign’ against ABC
The Walt Disney Company filed a lawsuit against the FCC on Tuesday, alleging it “has waged a retaliatory campaign against...
DOJ fights to revive Abrego Garcia case judge called vindictive
The Justice Department asked an appeals court to reinstate human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia after a judge dismissed...
