Nintendo Sets April 24 for Switch 2 Pre-Orders After Tariff Delay
Nintendo fans can finally mark their calendars again—Switch 2 pre-orders are back on, with a new date set for April...
Google Slammed for Ad Tech Monopoly as Judge Backs DOJ Antitrust Claims
Google is facing one of its biggest legal blows yet. In a ruling that could dramatically reshape the digital advertising...
ICE Teams Up with Palantir to Develop New Immigration Surveillance Tool
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is ramping up its use of surveillance technology through a new $30 million contract with...
FDA Layoffs Disrupt Drug Trials, Threaten Progress for Biotech Startups
The biotech industry is facing a major hurdle as widespread layoffs at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) disrupt...
Lawmakers Probe 23andMe Bankruptcy Over Genetic Data Privacy Concerns
As the once-celebrated genetic testing company 23andMe navigates bankruptcy proceedings, U.S. lawmakers are raising serious concerns about the security and...
Tesla Under Fire for Unfulfilled Self-Driving Promises from 2016
Tesla is once again in the spotlight, not for its innovation or new tech, but for a promise it made...
ICE Expands Surveillance Capabilities Through $30 Million Contract with Palantir
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has paid nearly $30 million to tech firm Palantir Technologies to enhance a data...
Rubio Shuts Down U.S. Disinformation Watchdog, Sparking Debate Over Free Speech and National Security
In a decision that’s drawing both praise and concern, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has officially closed the State Department’s...
China Cracks Down on “Smart Driving” Claims Amid Safety Concerns and Rapid EV Growth
China is rolling out new rules that significantly reshape how carmakers promote and upgrade advanced driving technologies. The changes, announced...
EU Officials Issued Burner Devices for U.S. Trips Amid Deepening Distrust
The European Union is now taking a far more cautious approach when it comes to official travel to the United...